Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Did you know the Sumatran tigers here share three lush, green habitats? This is made possible by two overhead bridges that connect these separate areas, allowing the tigers to safely move between spaces.
Unlike lions, tigers are solitary animals (except for mothers and their cubs), with males and females coming together for mating. The rest of the time, they prefer their own company –which is why these different habitat areas are so important for their wellbeing.
Did you know the Sumatran tigers here share three lush, green habitats? This is made possible by two overhead bridges that connect these separate areas, allowing the tigers to safely move between spaces.
Unlike lions, tigers are solitary animals (except for mothers and their cubs), with males and females coming together for mating. The rest of the time, they prefer their own company –which is why these different habitat areas are so important for their wellbeing.










