Could the U.S. really have more tigers in captivity than exist in the wild? This video explores the growing and largely unregulated population of tigers across America, from private collections to ...

Researcher Professor Andrew Pask has explained exactly how scientists are planning to revive the extinct Tasmanian tiger ...

Jaipur: Two orphaned tiger cubs relocated from Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve are now thriving in the wild under the state's ...

The number of tigers in the wild has dwindled to 3,200 -- less than the number held in captivity in the United States alone, the campaigners said. "There is a real threat of losing this ...

Tasmanian tigers are now extinct. However, they once lived throughout Australia, New Guinea, and Tasmania. Despite being ...

while there are some 5,000 tigers in captivity in the U.S., according to the World Wildlife Fund. Even that number is probably low, says Carole Baskin, the founder of Big Cat Rescue, an animal ...

Median life expectancy of Amur tigers in captivity is 14.3 to 16 years, meaning that half survive for fewer years and half survive for more. Currently, Katya — who was born in 2005 at Seneca ...

The animals can’t be returned to the wild. Many have been mistreated, malnourished, or bred in captivity. In ideal conditions, a tiger can live 20 years in a sanctuary setting—more than double its ...

The second year of the cubs' lives, they now full fledged adult tigers, is different than their first, with a question being how their individual experiences in captivity will affect how they ...

According to the Department Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment’s (DFFE) ministerial task team report of 2024, 626 tigers are known to be kept in captivity in South Africa, often in squalid ...