Picture of the Day: Siberian Tigers Released in South Korean Preserve

S. Korea opens arboretum with released Siberian tigers

Two Siberian tigers — a 13-year-old female named Hancheong and a seven-year-old male named Uri — stroll in a “tiger forest” in the National Baekdu-daegan Arboretum, located on a mountain range in Bonghwa, a town in South Korea’s southeast province of North Gyeongsang, on May 3, 2018. The Korea Forest Service opened the arboretum, which was established on a 27,600-square-meter site, making it one of the largest of its kind in Asia. The establishment of the tiger forest is part of the country’s efforts to preserve the endangered species in the wild. (Yonhap)

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Flyingsword
Flyingsword
6 years ago

with the exacting attention Korea pays to safety standards I see nothing possibly going wrong with this.

J6Junkie
J6Junkie
6 years ago

KJU is probably going to want them for his private zoo.

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