Although they do exhibit a white and golden tiger (against AZA protocol), at least they make some attempt to address the controversy. Fort Worth has a similar sign. Memphis also has breeding SSP sumatrans that they rotate into exhibit.
Although they do exhibit a white and golden tiger (against AZA protocol), at least they make some attempt to address the controversy. Fort Worth has a similar sign. Memphis also has breeding SSP sumatrans that they rotate into exhibit.
After this one dies does that mean no replacement white tiger, like a rescued white tiger? The sign is pretty educational and addresses the controversy. Is the AZA's stance just no breeding of white tigers but no rule on displaying them?
