Tiger

The tiger is one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring animals in the world. With its vibrant orange coat and black stripes, each tiger has a unique pattern that acts like a fingerprint. As apex predators, tigers are solitary hunters that rely on stealth and strength to ambush prey.

In the zoo, tigers are given spacious enclosures with water features, trees, and rocks to mimic their natural habitats. Behind the scenes, their care involves a diet of raw meat, often presented in ways that simulate hunting, such as hanging meat on trees. Enrichment activities include scent trails, large toys, and even frozen blood "popsicles" during summer. Zookeepers also conduct regular health checks to monitor their joints and teeth, ensuring the tigers remain in peak condition. Visitors are often captivated by their powerful roars and graceful movements.