VIDEO: How Tiger Cubs Damaged a Camera in Khabarovsk

Tiger cubs in Khabarovsk region have discovered and damaged a camera trap. The Amur Tiger Center reported this on its Telegram channel on Wednesday, March 29.

It was noted that the first cub swatted at the trap with its paw and sniffed it, the second cub growled, while the third decided to take a bite, causing the camera trap to shut down.

There are about 750 Amur tigers living in Russia, recorded in the International Union for Conservation of Nature and the Red Book of the Russian Federation. Of these, 590 are in Primorsky Krai, and 140 in Khabarovsk. The Jewish Autonomous Oblast has been chosen by 20 tigers as their habitat, while six are in the Amur region.