3M views · 11K reactions | At roughly four months old, these leopard cubs have a good chance of surviving—and helping fill the ranks of the critically endangered big cats. | National Geographic | Facebook

40K views · 555 reactions | Did you know that every tiger has its own unique stripe pattern? These markings help tigers stay hidden while stalking their prey in tall grasses and forests. During your next zoo visit stop by Tiger Mountain and see if you can spot our Amur and Malayan tigers! | Bronx Zoo | Facebook

Rare footage shows wild Amur tiger mother and her four cubs Rare camera footage was released by a biological diversity research team in Beijing Normal University recently. The video was shot in Hunchun, Jilin Province in November, 2013. It shows four curious tiger cubs following their mom and even stopping to look at the camera. The precious video spotlights the significant value in natural habitat animal study, helping the team to analyze the population status of the endangered wild Amur tigers

14M views · 134K reactions | One of the world's rarest predators, the Amur tiger (also known as the Siberian tiger), has been released back into its natural habitat after being captured in Russia's Primorsky region. The big cat was preying on local dogs, so wildlife specialists caught it to save the dogs and relocated it to a protected reserve near the Khabarovsk region border. | Beautiful Russia | Facebook