
Safari World

Overview
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Safari World, Bangkok is a large safari and leisure park on the outskirts of Bangkok. Self-described as "The World of Happiness", this park is home to a myriad of animals, all of which seem to be growing in numbers. The attraction first opened in 1988 and has been going strong ever since, expanding into more than 500 acres of land that is made up of a safari zone, zoo and aquarium. Among all of these sections are numerous shows including a cowboy show, tiger feeding, sea lion show, dolphin show, orangutan boxing show and bird show.


Interactions
Tiger-tourist interactions often involve unnatural behaviors and environments that can lead to welfare issues. If you're looking for ethical and welfare-friendly tiger experiences, avoid places offering interactions.
Welfare Indicators
Nutrition
N/a
No water provided
Limited diet
Physical Environment
Very clean
No vegetation
Small enclosure size
Overcrowding
Limited shelter and shade
Health
No signs of pain or injury
Poor body condition
Signs of inbreeding
Behavioural Interactions
N/a
No enrichment
No privacy
Lacks complexity
High levels of abnormal repetitive behaviours
Aggressive staff handling
Mental State
N/a
Frustrated
Fearful
Nervous
Tense


















What we are doing to help
At this time we are raising awareness for the situation of the captive tigers in Thailand through education of the public and through a number of different petitions.
Head to our Petition zone to see how you can help.