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The Tigers Taiga - Zoo de la Flèche

The tigers taïga is the big new of 2005 in Zoo de la Flèche (An attractive-commercial french park). At his opening, there were white tigers here, but since 2009 there is a pair of Sumatran tigers (with 1,0 Jalur from Stuttgart Zoo). It is really great with a fir forest, a river, rocks and an underground observatory. But it would be better for Siberian tigers ...

The Tigers Taiga - Zoo de la Flèche
Maxime, 17 Jul 2009
    • Maxime
      The tigers taïga is the big new of 2005 in Zoo de la Flèche (An attractive-commercial french park).
      At his opening, there were white tigers here, but since 2009 there is a pair of Sumatran tigers (with 1,0 Jalur from Stuttgart Zoo). It is really great with a fir forest, a river, rocks and an underground observatory. But it would be better for Siberian tigers ...
      17 Jul 2009
    • PAT
      Thanks for the photos and thank-you for putting a great comment with them. :)
      17 Jul 2009
    • CGSwans
      Wow. Excellent enclosure.
      17 Jul 2009
    • snowleopard
      This appears to be an excellent enclosure for tigers, regardless of the subspecies. Nice photo!
      17 Jul 2009
    • Mike11
      This really does look like a great enclosure,
      But i do agree it would suit Amur Tigers alot better.But it is very capable of holding Sumatrans aswell.
      18 Jul 2009
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