World’s 2nd breeding Indochinese tiger population found in Eastern Thailand

In 2017, the world's second known breeding population (hint: that means cubs!) of Indochinese tigers has been discovered in eastern Thailand through a camera trap survey from Panthera, Freeland and Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation. This breeding population could play a significant role in our fight to protect one of the world's most endangered big cats. Learn more @ http://bit.ly/2nbjyls (*Video credit: DNP Freeland*)