Animals
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Endangered Sumatran Tiger: Mother and Cubs Found Dead in Traps Set by Poachers
Three extremely endangered Sumatran tigers were discovered dead earlier this week, leaving only about 400 in the wild. On Thursday, the body of a male cub was discovered five meters (15 feet) from his mother and sibling.
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