Arizona Docent 21 Apr 2011 Wow - I didn't know any American zoos other than Bronx (and Six Flags theme park) had underwater tiger viewing. Is this exhibit new?
Wow - I didn't know any American zoos other than Bronx (and Six Flags theme park) had underwater tiger viewing. Is this exhibit new?
fkalltheway 21 Apr 2011 Arizona Docent said: Is this exhibit new? Click to expand... This exhibit opened the first weekend in April 2011, so it is very new.
Arizona Docent said: Is this exhibit new? Click to expand... This exhibit opened the first weekend in April 2011, so it is very new.
KCZooFan 21 Apr 2011 Here is the thread on here http://www.zoochat.com/22/trail-tiger-206100/ and a video Nearly 30 animals join Virginia zoo family - dailypress.com
Here is the thread on here http://www.zoochat.com/22/trail-tiger-206100/ and a video Nearly 30 animals join Virginia zoo family - dailypress.com
JaxElephant 21 Apr 2011 I'm sure Busch Gardens Tampa has an underwater viewing for their tigers as well.
snowleopard 21 Apr 2011 Arizona Docent said: Wow - I didn't know any American zoos other than Bronx (and Six Flags theme park) had underwater tiger viewing. Is this exhibit new? Click to expand... Baton Rouge Zoo in Louisiana has two new tiger exhibits (Malayan and Sumatran) and both have underwater viewing. There are some photos in the "other" section of the American gallery, and the "Realm of the Tiger" complex opened there in early 2010.
Arizona Docent said: Wow - I didn't know any American zoos other than Bronx (and Six Flags theme park) had underwater tiger viewing. Is this exhibit new? Click to expand... Baton Rouge Zoo in Louisiana has two new tiger exhibits (Malayan and Sumatran) and both have underwater viewing. There are some photos in the "other" section of the American gallery, and the "Realm of the Tiger" complex opened there in early 2010.
team tapir 22 Apr 2011 I could be wrong but I kind of recall Houston having underwater viewing in its tiger exhibit. Team Tapir
I could be wrong but I kind of recall Houston having underwater viewing in its tiger exhibit. Team Tapir
Arizona Docent 22 Apr 2011 No, Houston has a very large moat in front of their tiger (and lion) exhibits, but it is all above ground viewing.
No, Houston has a very large moat in front of their tiger (and lion) exhibits, but it is all above ground viewing.
