Shotlist Hunchun City, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province, northeast China - Recent (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland) 1. Computer screen showing monitoring records 2. Monitoring footage showing wild tigress, cubs 3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Du Jiaxing, ranger of Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park: "The tiger and leopard park is in this direction, and the village is in this direction. To monitor the tiger's movement in case it entered the village, we activated this camera. Firstly, we only spotted the tigress, and we were surprised to see four cubs follow her." 4. Various of footage showing wild tigress, cubs 5. Du sending warning information 6. Various of footage showing wild tigress, cubs Storyline A wild Siberian tiger family, consisting of a female and her five cubs, was recently recorded by a camera set in Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park in Jilin Province. In early November, Du Jiaxing, a ranger at the national park, received an alert from a motion-triggered infrared camera indicating that a Siberian tiger had passed by. The initial footage showed a tigress leading four cubs. Upon closer inspection, Du estimated the four tiger cubs to be around four months old. "The tiger and leopard park is in this direction, and the village is in this direction. To monitor the tiger's movement in case it entered the village, we activated this camera. Firstly, we only spotted the tigress, and we were surprised to see four cubs follow her," Du said. Du assessed that these were newly recorded Siberian tiger cubs, and this marked the first instance since July of capturing rare footage of a tiger with four cubs. A few days after the family was spotted by the camera, another infrared camera in a nearby location captured footage of the tigress with all five of her cubs. The scene, rare even around the world, vividly illustrates the remarkable phenomenon occurring in the wild world.