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2 November 11
The two Sumantran Tiger cubs from Cameron Park Zoo made their public debut on Friday, October 28, in the tiger exhibit yard. 
Photo Credit: Cameron Park Zoo

The two Sumantran Tiger cubs from Cameron Park Zoo made their public debut on Friday, October 28, in the tiger exhibit yard.

Photo Credit: Cameron Park Zoo

30 October 11
Taronga is celebrating the arrival of three precious Sumatran Tiger cubs, and they need names! Enter your suggestions here for your chance to win!
Sumatran Tigers have suffered greatly from habitat loss due to palm oil  plantations destroying their forests; their body parts are still used  extensively in traditional medicines and they are still hunted for their  pelts. Taronga is financially supporting wildlife protection units in Sumatra,  helping to create a network of community rangers to decrease illegal  logging, hunting and vigilante actions against wildlife.
Photo: Taronga Zoo

Taronga is celebrating the arrival of three precious Sumatran Tiger cubs, and they need names! Enter your suggestions here for your chance to win!

Sumatran Tigers have suffered greatly from habitat loss due to palm oil plantations destroying their forests; their body parts are still used extensively in traditional medicines and they are still hunted for their pelts. Taronga is financially supporting wildlife protection units in Sumatra, helping to create a network of community rangers to decrease illegal logging, hunting and vigilante actions against wildlife.

Photo: Taronga Zoo

5 October 11

Cameron Park Zoo is proud to announce the birth of two Sumatran Tiger cubs, one female and one male. The zoo is asking visitors to help name the cubs. Please vote online or in the Zootique at Cameron Park Zoo. Proceeds from the naming contest will go to the Cameron Park Zoo Conservation Fund that contributes to the conservation of endangered species worldwide.

Photo credits: Cameron Park Zoo

30 September 11
Photo by: Sumatra-Tiger

Photo by: Sumatra-Tiger

19 September 11
Photo by: Tambako the Jaguar
11 August 11
Photo by: damselfly58

Photo by: damselfly58

26 July 11
Photo by: Threthny

Photo by: Threthny

24 July 11
Photo by:  Tom Holbrook

Photo by: Tom Holbrook

17 July 11
Photo by: mirsasha

Photo by: mirsasha

4 July 11
Photo by: Joachim S. Müller
Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh