The most numerous of the tiger subspecies and number about half of all wild tigers. Sometimes called Indian tigers, over many centuries they have become an important part of Indian tradition and lore.
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Where you can see the Bengal Tiger
Shepreth Wildlife Park
Shepreth SG8 6PZ, United Kingdom
See animals such as tigers, otters, meerkats, ponies, monkeys and bats. Meet the keepers in Bug City for a really hands on experience, see birds of prey flown, feed the fish and get to see the tigers up close from the high level viewing area. Visit the Discovery Centre to learn more about wildlife and … Read more
Wildheart Animal Sanctuary
Isle Of Wight Zoo, Sandown, United Kingdom
The Wildheart Animal Sanctuary is a family-run attraction with a special interest in big cats and Madagascan animals. It was built within the ruins of a Victorian Fort created to guard Sandown’s coast, which means it faces one of the Isle of Wight’s nicest beaches. Discover Animals is a small team dedicated to bringing you … Read more
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, Wraxall and Failand, United Kingdom
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm near Bristol was developed in 1998 from a dairy farm by Anthony Bush, who was a tenant dairy farmer. Amongst its many animals are white rhinos, giraffe, tigers and African lions, and primates including Siamang gibbons and ring-tailed lemurs.
Shepreth Wildlife Park
See animals such as tigers, otters, meerkats, ponies, monkeys and bats. Meet the keepers in Bug City for a really hands on experience, see birds of prey flown, feed the fish and get to see the tigers up close from the high level viewing area. Visit the Discovery Centre to learn more about wildlife and … Read more
Wildheart Animal Sanctuary
The Wildheart Animal Sanctuary is a family-run attraction with a special interest in big cats and Madagascan animals. It was built within the ruins of a Victorian Fort created to guard Sandown’s coast, which means it faces one of the Isle of Wight’s nicest beaches. Discover Animals is a small team dedicated to bringing you … Read more
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm near Bristol was developed in 1998 from a dairy farm by Anthony Bush, who was a tenant dairy farmer. Amongst its many animals are white rhinos, giraffe, tigers and African lions, and primates including Siamang gibbons and ring-tailed lemurs.