Seventy-two tigers have died at a tourist park in Thailand in less than two weeks. The animals died at two facilities operated by Tiger Kingdom, in the northern city of Chiang Mai. Animal rights ...

Thai authorities try to find out source of virus that killed 72 tigers at popular tourist parks - Preliminary tests identify presence of canine distemper virus, a highly contagious disease that ...

Tigers are the largest cat species. The subspecies called Amur tigers, also known as Siberian tigers, are the biggest of ...

Tests revealed a highly infectious canine distemper virus and respiratory bacteria, which were difficult to detect early.

Officials say the deaths of 72 tigers at two tourist parks in northern Thailand are a result of canine distemper and not bird flu. The Thai health minister said Tuesday ...

The tigers in the parks in Mae Taeng and Mae Rim districts in Chiang Mai province became sick and died during a roughly ...

Tiger Kingdom Chiang Mai has closed temporarily due to a virus outbreak that has killed 72 tigers since 8 February. Authorities are disinfecting enclosures and investigating the cause.

Imagine a comeback story that makes every sports underdog look like they weren’t even trying. While the world managed to reduce 100,000 tigers to under 5,000 in a century, Thailand decided to write a ...

For the first time in four years, footage of three endangered tigers in western Thailand was captured by conservationists. In a press release, global wild cat conservation organization Panthera said ...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's tiger tourism business is booming and the captive tiger population is growing fast, experts say, more than two months after Thai wildlife authorities found scores of ...

The legendary "fire tiger" of Thai folklore and mythology, the Asian golden cat is one of the most scarcely seen of all ...