Rare white tiger triplets were born in Jiangsu’s Nantong Forest Safari Park in eastern China.

Video filmed on January 2 shows a doctor checking the white tiger cubs' health.

The triplets are 3 months old and two of them were snow white.

According to the WWF, The white tiger is a result of a rare genetic mutation.

The snow white tigers, whose coats have a near-complete absence of stripes, are much rarer than the white tigers. The probability of a snow tiger's occurrence is 1 in 100,000

There are only nine snow-white Bengal tigers in total in the country.

Rare white cub triplets of Bengal tiger were born in Jiangsu’s Nantong Forest Safari Park three months ago. One of them is a white cub while the other two are pure white.

Filmed on January 2, the footage shows a doctor checking for their physical health. The triplets were having fun with their keeper.

According to WWF, the colour of their white coat is the result of leucism. In addition, the snow white tigers, whose coats have a near-complete absence of stripes, are much rarer than the white.

The probability of its occurrence is 1 in 100,000, which belongs to one of the world's rare animals.

Introduced by an officer from the zoo, there were 7 snow white Bengal tigers. Now, this number has increased to 9.

With courtesy to China News Service.