Tiger Farm in Thailand (20 pics)

What a great thing to be able to do.

wow. score 1 for asia. take that Russia!

The last picture is adorable!!!

They look well cared for, not like that buddhist monk facility that was starving thier animals for lack of many things, i think that is in China?....

Tigers are cool.

Sigfried and Roy's supermarket.

just adorable!!!

Sooooo cute!!!

aawww ssoooo cute, but what do they do with the tigers when they are grown??

Very cute, but belong in the wild.

Yeah, very cute Tigers, but captivity is not so cute.

bitchin

Tiger jail.

To astroboy3000: I found your comment humerus, yet befuddling as Russia is in Asia--still funny though (You have earned +2 for humor, -1 for inaccuracy, netting you a score of +1)

Mostly westerners caring for them.

Yeah, because you don't see tigers in circuses and zoos that were captured straight from the wild. A bred tiger is far more domesticated, which is a slightly important factor when interacting with humans.

But hey, Roy got mauled none the less, didn't he?

milk for baby tiger

jail for big tiger

Free them

so cute

I was already in Thailand in a Park with Tigers. There was one with 1 month, another one with 2 1/2 month and the oldest with 4 month. I asked to pet the 4month old one, but it wasn't allowed - too dangerous.
I asked where are the older tigers - answer was, there aren't any more older tigers in thailand. After this I knew that it was a bad idea to go to this park :(

I want one soooo bad

they're so cute but humans are the reason they now have to bred in captivity in order to survive..

People. wake up and unplug from the matrix! Why do you think there are so many cubs and not many adults? This is a tiger FARM, farming for skins that'll provide mucho $$$. And you are paying to hold those precious beings that are actually on their death beds. Please people, start to question, instead of assuming that this is for some good!
here you go, just one news story about it: http://www.theaustralian.com.a
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Meanwhile, in Thailand, police colonel Kiattipong Khasam-Ang says he believes nearly all tiger parks in Thailand illegally sell cubs. Each cub fetches about 400,000 baht, or $12,500, depending on weight. Last year undercover police pretended to be from Thailand's anti-government red-shirt movement and negotiated the purchase of a cub. Its blood, the undercover officers told the traders, would be used for a ritual.

And they are also inter-breeding these to make different coloured tigers - why? mucho $$$ again!

Breeding them in captivity because this is the only way we can have tigers now??? How about fixing the environment so that ALL animals can live as they are supposed to be instead of locking them up in cages so that we can all feel okay about the destruction humans have pervaded onto the Earth.