tiger

Taken 4/8/24

Taken 4/8/24

Taken 4/8/24

Taken 4/8/24

Taken 4/8/24

Panthera tigris tigris (formerly P.t.altaica). Also known as: Siberian tiger. Male.

Panthera tigris tigris (formerly P.t.altaica). Also known as: Siberian tiger. Two males (brothers).

Panthera tigris tigris (formerly P.t.altaica). Also known as: Siberian tiger. Two males (brothers).

Do note that this image was taken on April 28th, 2024, at Zoo Miami, in Miami-Dade County, Florida, USA.

Do note that this image was taken on January 21st, 2024 at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park in Bay Lake, Florida, USA.

Asia- Go forward with one of the zoos old Master plans to add a new tiger space where the Japanese garden is today and add a gibbon and otter in the former giraffe space. As for the former gorilla (now sun bears space) after Hoho passes, put clouded leopards on the larger half and binturongs on...

Do note that this image was taken on October 18th, 2023, at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, in Tampa, Florida, USA.

Do note that this image was taken on October 18th, 2023, at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, in Tampa, Florida, USA.

Just some thoughts of how zoos should react to splitting or lumping species or subspecies. Recent proposals to split subspecies into species affected among other ungulates and primates. Split species included giraffe, antelope, deer, caprids, mouse lemurs, loris, night monkeys, sakis and...

Photo from a neglected display case, featuring a tigress, likely Hana, with a toy ball (Date unknown).

Taken on September 2nd, 2023, at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, in Powell, Ohio, USA.

Hello everyone, I admit I am not a huge zoo fan as many of you here. I came across this blog through my "obsession" with now-extinct Caspian tigers. And I thought this is the right place to look for some questions I am looking for. I am trying to find how many Caspian tigers are kept in zoos...

Hi there. I couldn't find anything posted previously, and being a new member I'm quite baffled. Can anybody help me understand what the two numbers separated by a point/colon mean? I usually see it when people are describing a zoo's collection, and assume it means the number of male/female...