For the past 4 years Zoo Knoxville has been trying to breed tigers. Why? Because in the last century, 97% of the wild tiger population has disappeared, and less than 4,000 tigers remain in the wild. That is why it is so encouraging to see the growing progress between Tahan and Batari, our two Malayan tigers. See what it takes to help this species to survive. | Zoo Knoxville

Need something new to watch? 👀 Get closer than ever before to Memphis Zoo’s Sumatran tiger family in a new Special Series - TIGER TALES: FROM BIRTH TO ROAR! 🎊 Behind the scenes, you’ll witness the special bonding between Dari and her dedicated keepers in preparation for her cubs, the moments leading up to the birth, Nakal and Suci’s first veterinarian exam, and more! Tiger Tales: From Birth to Roar will premiere in August on all Memphis Zoo social platforms. 🐅 #WorldTigerDay #memzoocubs #tige

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Tiger cubs, also known as tiger cubs, generally stay with their mother for about two years. During this period, the mother teaches them essential survival skills, such as hunting and recognizing their territory. Around 18 to 24 months of age, young tigers begin to separate from their mother to establish their own territory and become independent. Generally, male cubs become independent earlier than females. The average litter size for a tigress is three cubs. @_planettiger_ @durgesh.sonwane.penc

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