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Amur Tiger: The Siberian Survivor

The Amur tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, is the largest big cat in the world. In the zoo, these endangered predators thrive in habitats designed to mimic their native Siberian forests, complete with dense trees, rocky platforms, and cool pools.

To keep the tigers active and engaged, keepers introduce enrichment activities such as hidden food, scent trails, and climbing challenges, encouraging their natural hunting instincts. These activities provide essential exercise and mental stimulation.

Zoos play a critical role in protecting the Amur tiger, as fewer than 500 remain in the wild due to poaching and habitat loss. Educational programs teach visitors about the tiger's plight and what can be done to save this majestic species, leaving a strong impression of their beauty and strength.

In a modern zoo, visitors can experience the incredible diversity of life — from dry deserts and lush jungles to the mysterious underwater world. Large terrestrial enclosures house lions, elephants, and giraffes, while aquariums and water habitats provide homes for dolphins, seals, and vibrant coral reef fish. Each corner of the zoo is carefully designed to reflect the beauty and balance of nature.

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Welcome to the World of Zoos

Zoos are more than just places to see animals — they are windows into the natural world. From vast savannahs to the depths of the ocean, modern zoos recreate habitats where animals can live comfortably while educating visitors about the importance of wildlife. These carefully designed spaces offer a unique opportunity to observe animals up close, learn fascinating facts, and develop a deeper connection to the natural world.