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Zoo’s Tiger Cub Transferred to San Diego Zoo Safari Park

This morning, the Smithsonian’s National Zoo is transporting its 9-week-old male Sumatran tiger cub to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, where he will live and thrive with another young male tiger cub. Southwest Airlines is providing the transportation for Zoo staff and the cub on the non-stop flight, which departed at 8:25 a.m. EDT from Baltimore-Washington International Airport in Maryland. The Zoo will be sharing moments of the cub’s journey to San Diego on Instagram ( @SmithsonianZoo ) using “#TigerStory.” The San Diego Zoo Safari Park received a male tiger cub (genetic lineage unknown) Aug. 23 from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers found the cub while inspecting a vehicle that was entering the United States from Mexico. Due to legal restrictions, that cub is not permitted to leave California.

Since Aug. 2, the Zoo’s Great Cats team had been providing support to the Sumatran tiger cub born July 11 through supplemental feeding. When he was just 19 days old, his mother Damai began displaying aggressive behaviors toward him whenever he tried to nurse. It quickly became evident to animal care staff that Damai was either not producing enough milk or had stopped production altogether. Zoo nutritionists provided the keepers with the ingredients and recipe needed to sustain a growing cub: a combination of kitten and exotic animal-milk replacers that were formulated to approximate the nutrient composition of tiger milk. The formula is mixed with small amounts of the ground beef-based feline diet that he will consume as an adult. The Zoo shared an update about the supplemental feeding Aug. 28 on its website . The cub is in good health.

Keepers continued to reintroduce Damai and the cub while providing supplemental feedings and she continued to care for him. She was attentive to his needs, groomed him and socialized with him. However, her behavior changed again Aug. 23, and she became increasingly more aggressive up to the last introduction conducted Sept. 4. In addition to other behaviors that signaled she had entered estrus—reluctance to shift between indoor and outdoor enclosures, change in appetite and vocal responsiveness to the male tigers’ solicitations—she once again began exhibiting aggressive behaviors toward her cub, including growling, barking and biting at him.

Keepers separated Damai from her cub and gave them visual access to one another through the “howdy door.” While the cub’s behaviors clearly demonstrated that he was interested in spending time with his mother, unfortunately she did not reciprocate. He would “chuff”—a friendly tiger social greeting—and she would not respond to him. Knowing that the likelihood of a successful reintroduction diminished with each passing day that Damai and her cub did not socialize, the Zoo’s animal care staff made the decision to transfer the cub to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

“My team has mixed emotions right now,” said Craig Saffoe, curator of Great Cats. “As his caretakers, we’ve done everything in our power to help him survive, thrive and socialize with his mother so that he can grow up to be a ‘healthy’ tiger. Now that Damai is no longer displaying the maternal behaviors we once saw, our best option is to pair him with the cub at San Diego Zoo. Having another tiger that is about his age to interact with will be tremendously beneficial to the both of them. They’ll be able to play, wrestle and learn how to be tigers together, which is instrumental to his long-term social development.”

The Great Cats team will consult with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) to determine if and when Damai and Sparky will receive a recommendation to breed again. Because Damai successfully raised two cubs in 2013, the circumstances surrounding this cub is unlikely to affect the SSP coordinator’s decision whether to breed Damai again. Rather, the decision will be based on the needs of the entire AZA Sumatran tiger population’s needs.

Sumatran tigers are listed as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. It is estimated that between 300 and 400 exist in the wild.

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SAN DIEGO, CA — The San Diego Zoo Safari Park recently welcomed two tiger cubs — just in time for Global Tiger Day on Saturday.

The Sumatran tiger cubs, a female and a male, were born July 12 to first-time mother Diana at the Safari Park in Escondido. It has been seven years since this critically endangered species was born at the park's Tull Family Tiger Trail habitat, according to zoo officials.

"We are elated about the birth of these tiger cubs," said Lisa Peterson, executive director of San Diego Zoo Safari Park. "It has been years since we've had cubs at Tiger Trail, and we can't wait to share them with the community."

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The Safari Park has worked to conserve the critically endangered species as a result of a breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' Sumatran Tiger Species Survival Plan.

There are only an estimated 400 to 600 Sumatran tigers on Earth. Tigers face many challenges, including loss of habitat, challenges to human-wildlife coexistence and poaching.

"These births are so important to the conservation of this species," Peterson said. "Our hope is these cubs will provide an opportunity for our guests to gain a greater appreciation for tigers and the important need to conserve them in their native habitats."

Diana and her babies will remain in her den for several weeks while the cubs bond, grow and learn with their mother. When Diana is ready, she will bring her cubs out of the den. The team at the Safari Park estimates this will happen when the cubs are 8 to 10 weeks old.

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