The White Tiger: A Rare and Enigmatic Beauty

The white tiger, with its striking white coat and icy blue eyes, is a rare variation of the Bengal tiger. This majestic animal captivates visitors with its beauty and grace. At the zoo, white tigers are provided with large enclosures featuring trees, rocks, and water pools to replicate their natural habitat.

Despite their captivating appearance, white tigers face unique challenges. Their lack of camouflage makes survival in the wild difficult, which is why most live in zoos or sanctuaries. Visitors to the zoo can witness their strength during feeding sessions and learn about the genetic traits that result in their unique coloration. Enrichment activities such as puzzle feeders and scent trails are part of their daily care to ensure they remain active and engaged.

White tigers are ambassadors for their wild relatives, helping zoos educate the public about the importance of tiger conservation and the need to protect natural habitats from deforestation and poaching.