Web cam: Tigers in North Somerset
The Bristol Evening Post has new web cams of the two Bengal tigers at Noah's Ark Zoo Farm in Wraxall.
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You can watch the new arrivals around the clock. There are two cameras inside their enclosure - one in the sleeping quarters and one in the play area.
One of the tigers is also about to give birth to cubs.
Click here to see the web cams.
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by The Hedgehog, Horfield
Saturday, October 31 2009, 2:59PM
“Given recent events, isn't it time this webcam was shut down?
This is a dodgy operation for a number of reasons, but breeding animal for circuses is simply wrong. I despise the animal rights nutters, but this is beyond all limits.
I wonder if God told them to do it?”
by donna, brist
Thursday, August 13 2009, 1:07AM
“i just new some thing was not right..i am heart broken”
by donna, brist
Sunday, August 09 2009, 11:39AM
“i wish we could have up dates what is going on ....? i am still worry about the mother ,,is she ok ?”
by donna, bristol
Friday, August 07 2009, 11:59AM
“yes that what i was thinking .. its so sad! the mother is not looking to well ... she is very young her self ...”
by Kelly, Bath
Friday, August 07 2009, 10:35AM
“I would have thought that the mother may have rejected the little guy - so it's probably being hand reared by the keepers.”
by donna, b
Friday, August 07 2009, 10:17AM
“why is the baby away from its mother..and will it go back with her later..”
by Mark, Newport
Monday, July 13 2009, 10:25AM
“Heard allot about this zoo but hadn't got round to taking the family. The Tigers were fantastic, they were making allot of noise when we went there and it was quite exhilarating being so close.
Definitely worth a visit.”
by Abby, Totterdown
Monday, July 13 2009, 10:22AM
“These Tigers are fantastic! Went to see them this weekend and my little one loved them!
One of them got right up to the glass and we all jumped back.
It was great to see large animals in such spacious enclosures. Much fun had by all.”
by Mike, Easton
Friday, July 10 2009, 8:56PM
“Sarah,
I am sure Steve will not be visiting a creationist zoo.
From what I have read, he does not believe in a supernatural creator and does not possess superstitious religious views, so why should he?
By all means pray to your imaginary friend, Sarah, but don't criticise those who do not have, nor indeed need, their own imaginary friend.
You need to get out more, love.”
by Antimaccassar Annie, Flatholm
Friday, July 10 2009, 7:22PM
“I know the answer to Spartacus' question. Noah's Ark was mucked out by a squad of miraculous dung beetles that hoisted all the poo onto their little shoulders and heaved it over the side. It is now being recycled as educational material at the Noah's Ark Zoo Farm. Praise the Lord!
I'm still puzzled about how Noah coped with the 200 species of woodpecker he must have had on board, though.”