According to the Amur Tiger Center, Siberian tigers are the "largest living cat on the planet." Males weigh 400-700 pounds and are 9-12 feet long, including their tail, according to the Denver Zoo.

OLI SCARFF/AFP/Getty Images Siberian tigers, also called Amur tigers, can be found in Russia, near the borders with China. There are about 540 Siberian tigers left in the wild, according to the WWF.

The tigers were born to Siberian tiger Stormi on May 20, 2025. They underwent their first veterinary examination on July 14. See the photos.

1% of World's Siberian Tiger Population Was Just Born at Six Flags in NJ As the largest cats in the world, Siberian tigers average 11 feet long with a three-foot tail -- but their survival rate in ...

An extremely rare litter of five Siberian tiger cubs -- the equivalent of 1% of the world's population of the endangered species -- was born at New Jersey's Six Flags Wild Safari last month, the ...