Tiger Habitat at Turpentine Creek
OnlineWatch Doj, Jinx and Rosie — three sibling tigers rescued by the Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge — roam a spacious, naturally landscaped habitat in the Ozark hills of Arkansas. The cam frames their wooden enrichment platform and grassy yard, where these powerful big cats lounge, patrol and play, offering an intimate window into the daily life of formerly captive tigers given a forever home.
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Three Sibling Tigers
This camera follows Doj, Jinx and Rosie, a trio of sibling tigers who share one of the refuge's large natural habitats. Each cat has a distinct personality, and viewers come to recognize them by their markings and behavior as they nap, stalk and wrestle across the enclosure.
A Sanctuary in the Ozarks
The Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge sits on hundreds of wooded acres near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, providing lifetime care for big cats rescued from the exotic-pet trade. Its rolling Ozark terrain gives residents room to roam far beyond a typical cage.
Enrichment and Natural Behavior
Keepers fill the habitat with raised platforms, pools and scent enrichment so the tigers can climb, soak and express instinctive behaviors. The elevated wooden structure in view is a favorite vantage point for the cats to survey their territory.
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Location Details
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
Eureka Springs, Carroll County, Arkansas, United States
North America
Timezone
Chicago
America/Chicago (UTC5)
GPS Coordinates
36.3099°, -93.7556°
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