Silver Tiger

Jun.23, 2009 in China, Other

A rare Silver Tiger is seen for the first time with his two siblings since his birth a month earlier. The three little guys are pictured here in the Zhazuo wildlife park. The three tigers weigh about 5kg each and have a body length of 50 cm. Perhaps not quite big enough to tackle the monster rat!

Source: gog.com.cn

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