华南虎加油！全丽加油!
long live,Chinese tiger!

I think that tigers are very very beautiful-yet antelopes are much more graceful and deserve much more attention than the hunters-the hunted is what we should make money for.

I make videos about animals on YouTube. Thanks for saving the endangered tigers. You should subscribe to ccfcheetah on YouTube.

Animal lovers of this world wants to ask the NSPCA: why is the NSPCA wasting much needed donor money going after a legitmate and crucial conservation project which aims to rescue the South China Tiger from extiction? Why is the NSPCA not going after actual animal cruelties such as canned lion hunting in SA?

Is there a political agenda behind its repeated legal cases against SCT despite having been defeated in court? Is someone else or some other organization involved which is funding the NSPCA legal actions? Are NSPCA donors informed of the NSPCA's misguided and wasteful actions???

The South african Society for prevention of cruelty against animals, has repeatedly been wasting donor money going after Save China's Tigers conservation project. In 2003, they asked the police to investigate SCT manager 2 days after a feature article featured the SCT project.

In 2006, they got the police to raid the house of sct director to look for evidence of cruelty to blesbok (a wild african antelope), 2 days after a TV programs was aired about SCT project. In july 2006, civil suit was brought by the NSPCA against a SCT manager to interdict him from further working with wildlife. SCT won the civil court battle and was awarded costs. The NSPCA applealed but lost. However it is making moves again against SCT.

I hope i can see comingsoon more clips of Tigers:P MY ENGLISH IS POOR.

Congratulations on the new tiger birth!

TigerWoodsJr. Is so cute!

Keep up the great work!

If there are any new videos please post them up. Especially hunting videos.

That's great. Hahaha i hope the baboons were also beaten up. You know how they can be.

Dear Masterchief,

Yes in the wild we do need such challenges for the tigers and this would be one of our long term objectives. However, we need to look at the project as a whole-hunting and survival must go hands in hands with breeding to increase the number of the South China Tigers. Without increased numbers, the South China Tigers can not be saved either. Although we are not artificially bringing in any competitors, it has naturally occurred. A troop of baboons has once invaded our tiger camp a few years ago when the fence's electricity was down and the Tiger Hope got bitten. It was a lesson for the tigers. There is a saying in China: "When the mountains are devoid of tigers, the monkeys become the king". We need tigers back in China's wild.

SCT team