Chinese nature reserve on lookout for tiger released in Russia

Kuzya, one of three wandering Siberian tigers freed in Russia, has reached the Taipinggou Nature Reserve in Luobei county in Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, according to GPS satellite data reported by a Russian researcher.

Three tigers were released into the wild by Russian President Vladimir Putin this May when he visited an animal care center in Russia's eastern Amur region.

Kuzya - along with the two other tigers, Ilona and Borya - had been fitted with a GPS collar so researchers could track their movements.