EYE ON THE TIGER: Conservation groups release footage of rare Indochinese tigers in Thailand to mark International Tiger Day. These sightings were the first time the species has been seen in the this region of Thailand in four years. (via ABC) | 4 News Now

Intimate new camera trap footage shows an Indochinese tiger in the Tanintharyi region of southern Myanmar. This region is of interest to our team because its globally important forest landscape is home to many threatened species including the country’s largest remaining tiger population. According to official estimates, as few as 22 tigers may be left in the wild in Myanmar. Tigers are easily distinguishable by their stripe patterns. This tiger was first spotted by Fauna & Flora’s Myanmar field