Tiger

Take a spectacular walk along the 300 meter long raised walkway above 'Land of the Tigers' for the best views of these magnificent big cats.

Status

Endangered species
Size

Up to 320 kg
Distribution

East Russia & Northeast China
Diet

Carnivore

Witness the majestic cats freely roaming their woodlands and grasslands or playing in their very own waterfall pool. A number of elevated platforms give fantastic views of their tranquil and lush surroundings.

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Where in the park?

Visit Land of the Tiger

Species

Tigers can be divided into 6 Subspecies Amur, South China, Malayan, Indochinese, Sumatran and Bengal Tiger. At Yorkshire Wildlife Park you will find the endangered Amur Tiger, also known as Siberian Tigers.

Did you know?

The Amur Tiger is the largest big cat in the world! Tigers are the only big cat with stripes and no two tigers have the exact same patterns.

Breeding

Female Tigers will reach sexual maturity around 3-4 years of age and will have a litter size of between 2-3 cubs.

Numbers

Amur Tigers numbers have dropped to as low as 20 to 30 individuals. International awareness and conservation programs helped to push their numbers back to over 500 in the wild. In the last 100 years the world has lost 3 subspecies of Tiger forever!

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Carnivore Experience

Have you ever wanted to go behind the scenes at YWP, learn more about the animals, and get up close and personal with some of the most powerful and fascinating animals on the planet? The Carnivore Experience is just for you!

Carnivore Experience