US EditionTobu Zoo's White Tiger, Kara, Turns 20, Equivalent to 100 Years Old in Human Terms
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Kara, a female white tiger at Tobu Zoo in Saitama Prefecture, celebrated her 20th birthday on August 7th. She is currently the oldest white tiger kept in captivity in Japan. In human terms, she's a whopping 100 years old! Amazing. Kara, the white tiger who gave birth to four cubs and helped make the zoo so popular, is a white variant of the Bengal tiger native to India. The last known wild tiger was a male cub discovered in India in 1951, and no…
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