Zoo welcomes rare tiger cub twins on International Tiger Day
- A safari park welcomed rare Amur tiger cub twins born on International Tiger Day at the Wiltshire Estate.
- The twins are two weeks old, and their sex has not yet been determined by the keepers.
- Amy Waller, Safari Team Manager, described the birth as a privilege.
- Amur tigers are endangered, with about 450 left in the wild, and the cubs must receive vaccinations before they can be seen by the public.
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Zoo welcomes rare tiger cub twins on International Tiger Day
Amur tigers are classified as endangered, with only an estimated 450 individuals remaining in the wild, making them one of the most endangered animals in the world.
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