Thailand National Park has no other, but three reasons to celebrate after the rare Bengal tiger is a triple increase in the protected area.

Park Rangers first of all spotted a small child in the chamber trap KAIng KACHAN NATIONAL PARK, about 80 miles of Bangkok to the south-west.

But Further shotsLast year, only this week from the cameras received from cameras from heavyweight cameras were received from heavy cameras, confirmed that garbage was three strong.

“This is the first time we have been a tiger for three cubes in the National Park,” said Monkkol Chapakd, head of the KAIngi National Park, sent to AFP on Friday.

“We only managed to restore the shots this week, because last year our camera was damaged.”

The camera's trap depicts that the three cubes fall in the woods while the mother surrounds it.

The video of the cat family captured in July was Published by National Park On Wednesday on his Facebook page.

“Based on the schedule, we appreciate that the cubs are now about six months old,” Monkskol said.

The park later Declared in social media That it started a competition for calling three cubs, the prizes were offered to the people who represent the winning records.

Currently, there are six adult tigers living in the Kateng Kraban National Park. Two men along Myanmar, a dense forested mountains, spread at the UNESCO World Heritage Heritage.

Bengal Tiger attractions are rare.

However, Park officials noticed another Bengal tiger, in the northern park of Kui Bori, south of the capital Bangkok, at the beginning of this year. According to the Thai authorities, it was the first sight of the animal in that park.

Park Manager Atphapong Pao-On said the position of Bangkok Which tiger was observed after the teams placed the traps of the wildlife camera to observe the area?

“Bengal Tigers is not only powerful predators, but also the abundance of nature,” he said.

Thailand has the rest of the Bengal tigers, who walk around only a handful of countries, including India, Nepal, Russia and Bhutan.

Bengal Tigers is listed as an endangered international union for the maintenance of the red list of nature (IUCN), the red list of threatening types of hunting and wildlife trafficking.

Today, according to IUCN, only about 4,500 are estimated.

The success of storage has completed the population of Bengal tigers in India and Nepal in recent years.