Amur Tigers to move to Highland Wildlife Park
A pair of Amur (aka Siberian) Tigers are going to be moving to the Highland Wildlife Park, according to the BBC.
It’s good to see the park not simply getting a pair of star attractions, but especially the fact the park is reportedly trying to focus on animals that inhabit mountains and tundra, according to the BBC report.
When I was a child wanting to visit the Highlands, the Wildlife Park was one of the feature on my to-visit list, if nothing else, for the wolves.
We visited last year and the park was fun through not particularly over-whelming – there’s still plenty of room for growth – so hopefully the new additions, tight focus, and continued development will see the Highland Wildlife Park continue to expand.
In the meantime, I hope neither of the pair end up giving a show like this to scare the visitors!
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