A Siberian tiger bit a man in China and remains on the loose, authorities say
Hong Kong In northern China, authorities are looking for a wild tiger that mauled two men and required surgery on one of them.
A peasant was bitten on the left hand late Monday, according to a statement from officials in Boli County, which is in Heilongjiang, the northernmost province of China. According to state media People's Daily, the man's injuries was so severe that he needed a four-hour limb-salvage procedure to prevent amputation.
The Heilongjiang Forestry and Grassland Administration called an emergency meeting Monday night after the incident and determined that the injured animal was a Siberian tiger.
With a maximum weight of 660 pounds and a maximum length of over 11 feet, Siberian tigers are the largest cats in the world. The endangered large cats are indigenous to Russia and...