Tigers are the largest cat species (although the lion is usually called the king of the jungle). Our lifelike sculptures of tigers include full-size Bengal tigers and cute tiger cubs. We also have statues of extinct tigers like the Tasmanian Thycaline and prehistoric Sabretooth.
Did you know… There are only 5,574 tigers in the wild (Global Tiger Forum, 2023), but conservation can help increase their numbers. Many tigers are held in captivity around the world, with over 5,000 in China and a similar number in the USA (see animal captivity statistics from WAF). By saving tigers we help to protect the environment and other species – read about why tigers matter.
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We wish to respectfully acknowledge with honour the First Peoples of our Mother Earth, our ancestral elders of this ancient country of past, present and future who are the traditional custodians of all states and territories where we live and work. We acknowledge their continuing living spiritual cultural heritage, the sacred connection to land, sea, sky, community, country and all living things.
Meet Natureworks Senior Indigenous Affairs Advisor & Artist, Uncle John Smith Gumbula