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West Midlands Safari Park Tiger Hujan Dies Aged Nearly 20
The park said Hujan died from age-related health issues after inspiring visitors and keepers for 15 years.
- West Midlands Safari Park announced the death of Hujan, a Sumatran tiger, aged nearly 20. The animal passed away from age-related health issues, surrounded by the team caring for her at the Bewdley facility.
- Born in September 2006, Hujan joined the Safari park in 2011 and became a much-loved member of the family. She spent 15 years at the Park, inspiring countless guests and forming deep bonds with her keepers.
- A West Midlands Safari Park spokesperson stated, "Hujan will be deeply missed by everyone who knew her, and her legacy will continue through the awareness she helped raise for her critically endangered species." The statement emphasized her conservation impact.
- Keepers who cared for Hujan daily expressed she held a special place in their hearts. She passed away surrounded by the dedicated team that supported her throughout her tenure at the Park.
- Reaching nearly 20 years old represents an exceptional age for a Sumatran tiger. Her lengthy tenure at West Midlands Safari Park underscores the facility's role in long-term animal care and species conservation awareness.
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