📹The Siberian tiger is known as the 'spirit of the forest' in China, and they're the largest of the wildcats. They are also solitary creatures, which means that each animal needs its own territory spanning hundreds to thousands of kilometres to hunt.

Also of interest is that the tiger is the only species able to live in the harsh conditions of the far north.

By the middle of the twentieth century there were only about 30 of these animals left in the world. The main reasons for the sharp decline in their number are poaching and the deforestation of their natural habitats. The predator was listed in the Red Book of animals on the verge of extinction. But now its population is recovering.

What measures are being taken to save these amazing animals? Find out in our film In the 'Return of the Siberian Tiger: A Cross-Border Conservation Success' (2019).

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