Birth of Malayan tiger cubs revives breeding efforts

Welcome additions: Night Safari’s latest twin cubs at two months of age. — The Straits Times/ANN

THE birth of twin Malayan tigers at the Night Safari last December – the first in over two decades – has revived Singapore’s effort to breed the critically endangered subspecies.

The latest additions take the tally of successfully bred Malayan tigers in Wildlife Reserves Singapore’s (WRS) parks to 26.

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Malayan tigers , Night Safari , animal , Wildlife Reserves Singapore

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