Two Bengal tiger cubs have made their public debut at the La Pastora zoo in Guadalupe in Mexico's northern state of Nuevo Leon. The cubs were born on June 4 and currently weigh about four kilograms. They are reported to be in good health, with a big appetite that requires feeding every three hours. | CGTN

Rescued tiger cubs often form strong bonds with their human caregivers, especially when they’re raised from a young age. These caregivers provide round-the-clock care, including feeding, cleaning, medical attention, and emotional comfort. Over time, the cubs learn to trust their humans, responding affectionately to gentle touches, head scratches, and soothing voices. This relationship is built on consistency, patience, and love—and it plays a crucial role in helping the cubs feel safe, calm, and

Cute alert! A spike in the birth rate of white tiger cubs this year has seen Taiyuan Zoo in north China's Shanxi Province establish its own white tiger kindergarten to care for the young cubs. All the white tiger cubs in the zoo are raised by artificial feeding, because the first-time mothers that gave birth to the cubs don't have sufficient nursing experience. Therefore, the zoo has set up the kindergarten to look after the litter of cubs together. The white tiger is a pigmentation variant of t