A wild Siberian tiger has been filmed in Xiaobei Lake National Nature Reserve in Ning'an Jordan Willis Jersey , Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, local forestry authorities said Thursday.


An employee of the reserve told the China News Service that they found photos and videos of the wild Siberian tiger on Tuesday. The tiger was identified as the same one that park employees monitored in the same area in November 2015.


The photos prove that the tiger has settled down in the reserve Nick Vigil Jersey , the employee said.


A Siberian tiger weighing approximately 200 kilograms was first spotted in the reserve on November 26, 2015.


China's largest Siberian tiger breeding center - Heilongjiang Siberian Tiger Park - announced in August that more than 50 tiger cubs were born there this year Joe Mixon Jersey , the Xinhua News Agency reported.


Scientists use a DNA database to handpick certain tigers to breed the next generation every year.


Liu Dan, the park's chief engineer John Ross Jersey , said the park has been controlling the tigers' population at around 1,000 in order to maintain ecological balance.


The peak breeding season for Siberian tigers occurs in May and June. The cubs live with their mothers for some 100 days before being sent to a semi-wild area of the park later to learn how to run and hunt.


The Siberian tiger is one of the world's most endangered species. The tigers primarily live in northeast China and eastern Russia.




ISTANBUL， Oct. 7 (Xinhua) -- The prime suspect in a motorbicycle bombing targeting a police station in Istanbul a day earlier was captured in the central Anatolian city of Aksaray on Friday， Turkish media reported.


The suspect， believed to be a member of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)， was netted in a car at a security check point， the state-run Anadolu Agency said， noting the man has a fake ID card.


Two others in the car were detained as well， the agency added.


Three more were captured in Istanbul over the bombing， in which an explosive-laden motorcycle detonated on Thursday near a police station not far from the Ataturk Airport in the metropolis， wounding 10 persons.


Security analyst Abdullah Agar told Xinhua that motorbike bombing could be considered as a new method being adopted by the PKK in its attacks on big cities.


"It is very easy to sneak into the targeted area without getting attention， passing form the security check points in a smooth way，" noted Agar.


In his view， the latest bombing by the PKK was avenging the government troops' operation in Kurds-dominated southeastern Turkey.