A lot of people never get the opportunity to meet, let alone, play with the dangerous and equally beautiful creatures of the wild. Most people would not dare venture into the jungle and that is probably for the best. However, some people like Doc Antle have had the courage to do what nobody even thought of doing. In his zoo, he has conserved some wild animals, including but not limited to hybrid animals.
Visit the animal conservation center to enjoy an unforgettable experience as you meet and interact with some of the most magnificent creatures of the jungle and that too in complete safety.
T.I.G.E.R.S. and the Myrtle Beach Safari
Thanks to Doc, Myrtle Beach has a destination for both animals and animal lovers. Wildlife reserves, such as T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation and the Myrtle Beach Safari are home to over hundreds of wild animals and several endangered species. These reserves are different because you are allowed to take a peek into the lifestyle of the animals, touch, play and feed them with your own hands.
T.I.G.E.R.S (The Institute for Greatly Endangered and Rare Species) is a place of sheer natural beauty. T.I.G.E.R.S. was established as a haven for wildlife. The institution is based in South California’s Myrtle Beach and runs 4 educational exhibits for the public. These reserves are different towards the creatures. They do not keep the animals tied down or confine them in cages. Instead, you will see them run around in the free spaces of the region.
A proficient wildlife reserve such as T.I.G.E.R.S. consists of skilled caretakers and animal trainers. They are efficient and dedicated to putting their best efforts to train, care for, and maintain the well-being of the beautiful animals. In the Myrtle Beach Safari Zoo, you can experience one of life’s biggest thrills when you sit, play, and cuddle with some of the rarest seen animals; be it an orangutan or wolf pups or the African baby elephant, Bubbles. Ever heard of Ligers? A liger is the hybrid offspring of a lion and a tigress; a rare sight. At the Myrtle Beach Reserve, you can meet the Guinness Book World Record holder Hercules, the biggest liger in the world. This isn’t something you can do everywhere, but Doc Bhagavan Antle has made it possible.
Not all Humans are the Same
Since an unknown era, animals have been subjected to deforestation, killing, poaching and many man-made, as well as, natural disasters. It is for these very reasons that preservation of wildlife has become a matter of utmost importance. We cannot control the occurrence of natural disasters, but we can make sure that nature’s best creations thrive and are saved from extinction. Wildlife reserves such as T.I.G.E.R.S brings us hope.
It is satisfying to find people who love all kinds of animals, and take the initiative for their preservation on this planet. People like Bhagavan Antle stand against all kinds of unjust and unfair treatment that the humans pose on these creatures.
It is understood that not everybody is able to participate in such a cause directly. But there is always a room for, even if not much, a little contribution, which can be made to support the lives of the animals on our planet. If you are a person, who is willing to help preserve the lives of the endangered and rare species like Doc Antle, donate to the Myrtle Beach Safari or the various NGO and animal preservation centers around you.
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