Tiger pups at the zoo
Sumatran tiger - description
Camera 1 Zoo Topeka, Kansas
The cubs were born on Monday, October 15 - 3 males and one female
The Sumatran tiger is the smallest, most endangered and the only tiger whose population is limited to a single island. Unfortunately, the Sumatra Tiger is critically endangered and only three strong populations remain in the protected forests on Sumatra Island in Indonesia.
One of these populations is in the Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park, where the Zoo and Gardens in Jacksonville partner with the Rhino International Foundation to protect their habitat. A four- to six-member team of rangers travels through the forest, mostly on foot, on multi-day patrols that remove traps and traps, and arrests poachers trying to capture tigers and their prey.
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10.9 Today, after a long time, tigers are shown to us here
2.10 - 21:15 CET close-ups of tigers
they are gorgeous - I haven't been here long and are healthy
February 27, 2: new "furniture" in the tiger quarters. Tigers have something to climb on, something to hide under, something to destroy pod 🙂 They fly like hairy lightning.
19.2. 2019 The shed (originally probably a delivery box) is gone! Tigers are extremely nervous, but I hang out together. Jingg's mother rests in a cage on a raised "bunk bed".
They also often fight with mom, even having the opportunity to climb where they can not
15.2.2019 - tigers jump to the hut and down without any problems. And you can see a 2-4-piece brawl almost anytime. 🙂
Video from ZOO Topeka: https://www.facebook.com/TopekaZoo/videos/1079100348958670/
- live stream recording from 8.1.2019 - as expected, regular weighing of tigers ends -
cute kittens become beasts and playing is becoming dangerous. Nurses
They will no longer go to the cage with the tigers and end their favorite broom battles or games
"Eat a shoe, a camera, a weight." He looks at it nicely, but it probably hurts.
In the video, the ladies answer various questions about the life of the tigers (the cubs will soon be released outdoors
paddock and install another camera), about their breeding and prospects for the future. Meanwhile, tigers
they show off their cuteness, militancy, speed and beastly sophistication.
Last weighing: Badar 10.55 kg, Raja 11.0 kg, Bintang 9.95 kg, Zayana 9.35 kg.
At least 2 young people can already climb the hut, so Jingga's mother lost her sewing room 🙂
The tigers were given access to an adjacent cage, where they have a pile of shavings and some other toys and are lively
they enjoy everything. Jingga's tired mother takes refuge on the roof of the hut, where the cubs have not yet jumped up behind her.
Yesterday (7.1. 2019) weighing of tigers: Badar 10.45 kg, Raja 10.75 kg, Bintang 9.55 kg, Zayana 9.15 kg.
Weighing procedure: grab the tiger by the skin behind the neck so that it does not shry too much, stuff it into the weighing box
and prevent him from escaping and taking the box in his teeth, quickly read off the weight, pour the contents of the box into the adjacent cage
and quickly close the door, catch another tiger…
Breeders are determined to weigh tigers up to 30 lbs (about 15 kg), which is approaching. And if tigers "cuddle"
exceeds the tolerable level, it will probably stop weighing. Or it will be weighed using a special cage, just as it is
weighs parents Sanjiv (264 lbs) and Jingga (194 lbs) - weight values from 1.12.2018.
Thanks for the information
they are beautiful, they grow like out of water and mom finally has a little peace - she has somewhere to hide from those little "burrs", haha
30.11. Mom was very hungry and still running around the cage. It was not until 22.17 of our time that she waited and went to the bastion. The nurses came into the cage with six visitors. Each kitten was first weighed individually and then introduced. After 10 minutes, the visitors left and one kitten in his arms went to show himself to other people. Goodies were placed around the cage in various ways, which was minced meat and the camera was shown what it was and also the weight of the kittens. Raja weighs the most 6,25, two kittens weigh the same 5,45. It all ended at 23,00 pm and the mother was let in immediately. She first started looking for goodies, then she started taking care of the kittens. So an experience that I recommend everyone to see.
16:01 Jingga carried the young from the roof of the shed downstairs, so there's something else to look at - tigers run all over the cage. Evening weighing (if any) will probably be a decent cowgirl associated with the chasing of untied individuals. However, if she managed to send Jingga to dinner without slipping some young men with her.
BTW, a nice video from Topeka Zoo presents individual young people and interesting information from their lives:
https://www.facebook.com/TopekaZoo/videos/519385278543615/
Warnings: More than a cuteness of cuteness.
Report on tigers:
Jingg's mother took the young to the roof of the shed, where the camera can't see much, only occasionally you can see that something is spinning. From here, the young can not get down on their own.
The only one who tried was Badar - he dared to jump, but Jingga soon grabbed him by the collar and carried him back upstairs.
The daily ritual of the evening prison (approximately at 22 pm) still lasts young people - the main nurse Kristin takes care of the tigers with the affection that the tigers sometimes repay as much as they can, for example by paying with their paws with their claws out. Almost every time, even participants and some guests are not allowed, they are not allowed to touch the tigers (even the nurses have gloves so that they do not transmit the smell of man to the youngsters), just take pictures. I still envy them.
Latest weight values: Badar 5.83 kg, Raja 5.9 kg, Bintang 4.9 kg, Zayana 5.15 kg
Thanks for the message.
Nobody, 3 already has a name. It's called Bintang, an Indonesian name that means a star!
There is a nice daily ritual in the tiger department in ZOO Topeka - weighing of the cubs.
Everyday at approx 10p.m. CET: tiger Mum Jingga is released out of the cage to the
other part of their apartment (probably for meal) and breeders enter the cage (usually 3 girls with
some guests incl. ZOO director). One of them finds cubs one by one in their den (last days
they were on the top of the den), the second breeder weights the cubs, writes the records and the third
one takes photographs. The weight values are written on the white board and shown to the online
camera for watchers to see (around 500 viewers of the life stream).
Yesterdays weights (19. 11.): Badar 4.85, Raja 4.8, cub # 3 (noname) 4.3, Zayana 4.5 (values probably in kg).
Still waiting for the name of the cub # 3.
We are on a Czech server, next time please with a translation. Here is the translation:
Daily ritual in the tiger ward at Topeka Zoo - weighing the young.
Every day around 10:00. CET: Jingga's tiger mom is released from the cage
another part of their paddock (probably for food) and breeders enter the cage (usually 3 girls and
some guests incl. ZOO Director). One of them takes the young, the other breeder weighs them, writes records and the third takes photos. Weight values are recorded on a white board and displayed online on the camera. Weighing (November 19): Badar 11, Raja 4.85, Cub No. 4.8 (no name) 3, Zayana 4.3 (values given in kg). Still waiting for baby # 4.5.
Two more names - Raja (boy) and Zayana (girl).
https://www.facebook.com/TopekaZoo/videos/191211338460221/
The first born baby has a name !! Meet Badar!
https://www.facebook.com/TopekaZoo/videos/488997008274767/
she is amazing, patient and dedicated, even at the expense of her own comfort !!!
Are you watching tigers? The female is a super mom, so she is beautiful about her
I like to watch them, my mother is really amazing. When I see how tender it is to the young, I forget that it is a predatory animal
huge congratulations Jacksonville Zoo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1 and 2 are Topeka Zoo, Kansas
2 new cameras from Topeka Zoo in Kansas. 4 Sumatra tiger chicks were born on Monday, 15. October. 3 males and one female 🙂
Rocky and Jaggar in the cast time on the 8 camera: 39: 30