Two Tigers Can Truly Reside on One Mountain
Since the establishment of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, more than 3,000 infrared cameras have been set up in its jurisdiction, and a large number of wild animal videos are shot every day, providing a basis for the protection and research of Northeast tigers and leopards.
The Jilin Provincial Forestry and Grassland Bureau sorted out the images of Northeast tigers and Northeast leopards shot since February and released them to the public. A large number of super cute scenes were exposed for the first time.
Wild Northeast tigers need to patrol their territories every day. This Northeast tiger walked past the camera on February 22nd, and another Northeast tiger appeared on March 4th, stepping out of this place despite the snow.
Through monitoring, it can be found that Northeast tigers are more active at night, and most of the videos are shot at night.
This Northeast tiger stood in front of the camera, and its body was very obese, indicating that the food in the wild was very abundant.
The video shows that Northeast tigers are also very curious animals. This is the case, it stopped in front of a camera and sniffed it. Another Northeast tiger was curious about a branch and bit it.
It is said that two tigers cannot live in one mountain. Look, these two Northeast tigers walked together one after another, and no one knows if they are husband and wife or mother and child.
Northeast leopards are also found in pairs in Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park. These two Northeast leopards also came to the border line. For Northeast leopards, it's not necessary to have a passport to go abroad, they come and go as they please.
Northeast leopards like to walk on the Gangliang. It stops when it walks, marking its territory. The recent heavy snowfall has brought a lot of difficulties to the Northeast leopards' travel.
