A tiny tiger cub is being held in a person's hand. Its orange and black stripes are visible, and its small, pink paws are curled around the person's fingers. The cub has big, dark eyes and a sweet expression on its face. The background is blurry, but it appears to be a natural setting. The cub looks very small and vulnerable, but also adorable.

Even though the Sumatran is the smallest tiger subspecies, it’s still a pretty big cat. Imagine a tiger the same length as a school cafeteria table! Its orange coat is darker than other subspecies, as it is native to dark jungle habitat on the island of Sumatra; the sides of the face have longer fur, perhaps as protection against jungle plants. The Safari Park has a small group of Sumatran tigers, but in the wild there are less than 400 remaining. sdzsafaripark.org/

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