The South China tiger, or Huanan tiger, lives in southern China and has been listed as critically endangered on the IUCN Red List since 1996. There have been no sightings in the wild since the early 1970s. Li Tianping is known as the "Tiger Mom" in Wangcheng Park in Luoyang, Henan Province. She cares for the tiger cubs the same way she would care for her own children, and she misses them when they grow up and move away. #MyDay | CGTN

Discovering the Hidden Gem of Malta: Tiger Land—[Full story in cᴑmments]👇 | Adorable Things

Join China Daily's Nathan on a wild adventure into the heart of China Tiger and Leopard National Park! Discover the ripple effects of tiger conservation and how we can save these majestic creatures and the biodiversity they support. Don't miss this awe-inspiring journey!#InternationalTigerDay #PotsideChats | China Daily

The South China tiger is one of the world's ten most endangered animals and the most endangered of the six surviving tiger subspecies. Seen here is a female South China tiger at the Suzhou Tiger Center in China. All of the South China tigers in captivity have descended from a founding population of just four females and two males. | Joel Sartore, Photographer

🐯 👇⏯️ A group of international volunteers from 10 countries visited a South China Tiger breeding and research base in #Guangdong's #Shaoguan recently. They got up close and personal with these precious animals, adopted #tiger cubs as well as gave them an English name. #VisitGD | INFO Guangdong