Everland Celebrates World Tiger Day Today

Ice Cake Enrichment Activities for Tigers at Tiger Valley on the 29th
Made with Vitamins, Fruit, and Meat
Educational Program on the Importance of Conserving Endangered Tiger Species

On July 29, the day before Jungbok, Everland, the resort division of Samsung C&T, announced that it provided ice cakes made of vitamins, fruit, and meat to tigers in celebration of World Tiger Day. The zoo also carried out yellow soil mud bath enrichment activities, which help with body temperature regulation and psychological stability for the tigers.

On the day before the duplicate, today (29th), in celebration of "International Tiger Day," the tigers living in Everland Tiger Valley are eating vitamin ice cakes. Photo by Samsung C&T Corporation

The zookeepers explained to visitors the meaning and origin of World Tiger Day and also delivered a message about the importance of conserving the endangered Korean tiger species.

World Tiger Day was designated in 2010 when 13 countries where tigers inhabit gathered for a 'Tiger Summit' and agreed to work together to conserve wild tigers, which are gradually disappearing due to poaching and habitat destruction.

On the day before the overlap, today (29th), in celebration of "International Tiger Day," the tigers living in Everland Tiger Valley are eating vitamin ice cakes. Photo by Samsung C&T Corporation

Everland Zoo supports the Korean Tiger Conservation Fund and has established a tiger conservation education center next to Tiger Valley. The center introduces research methods for conservation using video materials, tiger footprints, and excrement, helping visitors understand the importance of protecting endangered animals.

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