Inside Tiger Park | Pattaya | Thailand Series | Episode 1 

Totally agree

Now you know where to go for your next trip 😀

Those animals should live in the wild,not in a park, just to entertain humans

@@erwinstada1811 it isn't possible for humans to go to jungles and natural habitats every time to see them. The probability of finding them is rare too. We can build a habitat which is artificial but in fact large and spacious for them to roam freely and interact with each other like they do in wild

@@ridwanhusainishraq To roam freely...??It's not natural,I understand your point but it's not my beliefs. Animals should be free not caved.

@@erwinstada1811 it isn't possible. Roam freely yes roam freely. If the environment is built to simulate their natural habitat they can at least have space to walk around. Maybe 200hectares? Add buffaloes for them to hunt. OK I got your point too. If that is the case then lions in Kevin's facility are also being held captive but they still roam happily and freely without exploitation. Kevin Richardson takes the consent of them knows how to deal with them and they are pretty friendly with him too and also playful. He admires the fact they are wild animals and don't abuse them. I really admire him.

Thanks and welcome

Thank you! Cheers!

These tigers have been trained like this from their birth. But i agree, that they must be drugging them to make them less violent.

True

Yup . They are. Very well organised space for tigers.

Atleast tigers in Thailand are living in protected areas and not getting hunted down by poachers. Only 13 countries in a world has tiger representation.

@@solitarytripnest Thay are still being exploited for your own gree

@@wandachristmas5829 Read this for your reference: www.sustainability-times.com/environmental-protection/in-southeast-asia-thailand-is-alone-in-boosting-its-wild-tiger-population/ .

That’s very common in Thailand

Most of the tigers in Thailand is Indochinese or Malayan Tigers.

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@@solitarytripnest thanks dude

Price will vary from 600 to 1000 baht per person per tiger. Cubs are costlier. Big tigers are 600 to 800 baht. They also have safari which is separate price of 600 baht.

True. That is where you need professional people around to tame the tigers. But it may still be risky .

@@solitarytripnest Kevin Richardson does that but the predators love to rub against him