Two Ligers have been born at a wildlife reserve in eastern China. The Ligers, believed to be two of only about 20 alive today according to Chinese state television, are the offspring of an African Lion and a Manchurian Tiger and were born at Xixiakou Wild Animal Preserve in Weihai city, Shandong Province, China. Four cubs were born, but two died shortly after birth after being born unhealthy.
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