Three Sumatran tiger cubs, a critically endangered species, received their first complete health exams at a zoo located on the outskirts of Athens, Greece.
During the exams, the cubs were vaccinated and received identification microchips, essential procedures for monitoring their health and ensuring proper registration of the animals in the conservation program.
The zoo near Athens is involved in conservation efforts for this species, which is in critical danger of extinction due to habitat loss and poaching.
Sumatran tigers are one of the most endangered tiger subspecies in the world, with estimates that only a few hundred individuals remain in the wild.
