Endangered Tiger Cubs Born At Six Flags Wild Safari

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Sunday, June 26th 2022, 12:35 pm

By: CBS News

Endangered Tiger Cubs Born At Six Flags Wild Safari

Endangered Tiger Cubs Born At Six Flags Wild Safari

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, New Jersey -

A Siberian tiger gave birth to five cubs in early May at the Six Flags Wild Safari.

This new litter increased the endangered tiger population by 1%.

The Six Flags veterinarian said these cubs ensure the species survive extinction for at least two more decades.

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