White Tiger Myths Debunked
May 10, 2022
For many in the zoo industry “white tiger conservation” is considered an oxy-moron because many people within the zoo industry believe white tigers have no conservational value. They
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For many in the zoo industry “white tiger conservation” is considered an oxy-moron because many people within the zoo industry believe white tigers have no conservational value. They
On April 29th, 2022, we welcomed a new white tiger cub to our Tanganyika Wildlife Park family – and he’s already stealing the hearts of many! Come be
March 3rd, World Wildlife Day, is dedicated to raising awareness to the world’s wild fauna and flora and the multitude of benefits that their conservation provides to the
This winter, Tanganyika Wildlife Park presents the first annual Safari of Lights! Without a doubt, it will be the longest, tallest, most sophisticated drive-thru light show extravaganza that
If you have ever fed Monica (the Indian, aka, Greater One-Horned Rhino) while visiting Tanganyika, you may know that we support the International Rhino Foundation. One of the
Established in 2010 by AIUNAU, International Sloth Day is celebrated every year on October 20th to raise awareness for the various species of sloths. Why Celebrate Sloths? Sloths
When people think of zoos, they may think about spending a day observing exotic animals up close in captivity. While there is some social perception that animals in
11 REASONS TO VISIT TWP BEFORE THIS SEASON ENDS 9 weeks left – use your season pass before it’s too late! Reasons To Visit Before We Close
In a modern world that faces threats of climate change, pandemics, and a population increasingly out of touch with the natural world, enclaves and refuges for animals become
A litter of three black Amur leopard cubs were born on April 13, 2021 at Tanganyika Wildlife Park. The mother, Mystique, is a seven year-old black Amur Leopard
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