VIDEO: Rare Amur tigers in China rotated

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Rare Amur Tiger video shows positive signs for the population

February 19, 2015 Last updated at 14:08 GMT Clock

Video infrared love tigers in the wild in China was caught in the natural reserve of Wangqing.

Picture WWF is important because the location of the puppies - 30 km from the border with Russia - is, they must have grown in China.

Wildlife experts said they were able to show that endangered species is back and as the Amur tiger population can even another day.

John Barker, head of India and China to Programs WWF UK, said the video "advanced in every way that Tiger actually breeding in China today."

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