Nature lovers, rejoice! 🎉 The Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park is roaring back to life with record numbers of Siberian tigers and Amur leopards – two of Earth’s most iconic big cats.
Park administration head Duan Zhaogang revealed the latest stats: 70 wild tigers and 80 leopards now roam the area, with 2023 welcoming 20 tiger cubs and 15 leopard cubs 🐾. Their habitat has expanded to cover 11,000 square kilometers – about 80% of the park!
🌍 Why it matters: Once endangered by habitat loss, these species are now thriving thanks to China’s conservation efforts. The park’s success offers hope for global wildlife recovery – no magic wand needed, just science and dedication! 🔬
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NE China national park sees increase in wild tigers, leopards
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