Save China's tigers
(Agencies) Updated: 2012-01-31 10:06|
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Three-month-old Zeta, one of triplet sister South China Tiger Cubs, looks on at the Laohu Valley Reserve near Philippolis, 180 km south of Bloemfontein Jan 30, 2012. The "Save China's Tigers" is a breeding project, where cubs are born under natural conditions without human help and the tigers are taught to survive in the wild. Only about 76 South China Tigers exist in captivity and some believe that fewer than 30 survive in the wild, according to the organization. [Photo/Agencies] |
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A South China Tiger Cub looks on next to her mother at the Laohu Valley Reserve near Philippolis, 180 km south of Bloemfontein Jan 30, 2012. [Photo/Agencies] |
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