Aurora Tiger standing watch atop her rock formation.
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#FunnyCats Dare you not to Laugh as Fred Tiger plays Peek-A-Boo with staff. PART 2
#FunnyCats Dare you not to Laugh as Fred Tiger plays Peek-A-Boo with staff. PART 1
What does Dutchess Tiger do on CATurdays? Stroll, Flop, Roll, and Yawn, or course! What do you do on Saturdays?
GOOD MORNING, Friends! Aria Tiger enjoys a leisurely roll in the gentle warmth of the morning sunshine while she waits for staff and interns to finish cleaning her den area.
Armstrong et al. estimate de novo germline mutation rates across all extant Panthera species and the Clouded leopard using pedigrees. Reported rates align with other mammals, and can help refine models for phylogenetic and demographic analyses.
Abigail Tiger ** ANIMAL FACTS ** Tigers exhibit a remarkable behavior of hiding the carcasses of their prey. After satisfying their immediate hunger, they often cover the remains with leaves and soil. This strategy helps to keep scavengers, like vultures, from reaching the leftover meat, allowing tigers to return for more meals later.
Vostok is looking sharp on this #WhiskersWednesday. #AmurTigers #Tigers #BigCats #CatsOfMastodon
White Tiger, Mama Shakira II, is feeling pretty rolly-polly. Spring is in the air!
Tiger - Panthera Tigris, c.1910s - RP Postcard
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GOOD MORNING, Friends! Staff enjoyed a morning observation walk with a young, feisty tiger named Fred.
White Tiger, Aurora, is "hiding" behind her rock formation.
What a funny cat!
Check out that huge paw!
Fighting the Spread: Bird Flu’s Impact on Wildcats
#TurpentineCreekWildlifeRefuge #WildCats #BirdFlu #H5N1 #BigCats #TCWR
https://www.turpentinecreek.org/fighting-the-spread-bird-flus-impact-on-wildcats/
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge · Fighting the Spread: Bird Flu’s Impact on Wildcats | Turpentine Creek Wildlife RefugeThe rise of the Bird Flu, specifically the Influenza virus subtype H5N1, has been a growing concern for Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge (TCWR) since November/December of 2022. Initially identified in 1996 in Southern China among waterfowl, causing only mild disease, this highly contagious viral subtype steadily spread worldwide, devastating poultry flocks across the globe as […]
WAIT FOR IT! Naula Tiger gets the zoomies during a morning stroll with staff.