This habitat is split into three sections: an indoor sleeping area, two large outdoor spaces viewable by the public and one off show area.
A walkway tunnel separates the two outdoor areas, with both sides connecting to their indoor sleeping area. Both sides also feature a feeding pool, pools, foliage, with one side also featuring a climbing ramp.
The bottom of the tunnel seamlessly connects to our Nature Area.
This habitat is sponsored by MHA.
First cubs were in
2019
to tiger, Taiga
Tiger first arrived in
1966
at the zoo
There are only around
500
tigers in the wild
Once home in
2010
to a white tiger
Animals in Tiger Taiga
Amur Tiger
Panthera tigris
From: Far East Russia
Status: Endangered
Quick Fact: Much like a human fingerprint, no two tigers have the same stripe pattern.
Find me in: Tiger Taiga
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