In a historic wildlife moment, infrared cameras in Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park captured a wild Siberian tiger mother with five cubs—the first recorded case of tiger quintuplets in the country! 🐾 The heartwarming footage, verified by global experts, marks a major win for conservation efforts.
Park ranger Du Jiaxing spotted the family via real-time monitors in November 2025 after an automated alert. 'GH005F,' the mother tiger, likely gave birth in June, according to park administration head Duan Zhaogang. Rangers quickly alerted nearby villages to ensure the family’s safety.
🌿 Since its 2021 establishment, the park has restored 2,200+ hectares of forest, built wildlife corridors, and maintained anti-poaching patrols. These efforts have boosted tiger populations, proving that 'eco-engineering' works!
Fun fact: The park began as a pilot project in 2017 and now spans 19 former nature reserves. Talk about a glow-up for biodiversity!
