China’s Ya’an Bifengxia Wildlife Zoo has gone viral for selling really unconventional merch. According to one visitor, the Sichuan zoo now sells the urine of their Siberian tigers. In the photo they shared online, each bottle of yellow liquid retails for 50 yuan (S$9.40). A label on the bottle claims that tiger’s urine can help treat conditions such as rheumatism, sprains, and...
Another day, another tourist with no self-awareness. With so many incidents of tourists being called out for their bad behaviour, you would think people would be more mindful when they are overseas. Evidently not. A tourist has incurred the wrath of the internet for firing a slingshot with lumps of soil and stone while visiting Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand's Chon Buri...
Before it was forced to close over its “intolerable” treatment of animals, the Islamabad Zoo was home to neglected elephants and underfed lions pacing back and forth behind the bars of their enclosures. Now, four years later, it is a rehabilitation centre for Pakistani wildlife, providing a refuge for motherless leopard cubs, tigers seized from owners...
