Tiger viewing shelter
Tiger viewing shelter
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Is this the viewing shelter that was originally planned to have the underwater viewing? If so, what happened to that plan?
Instead of underwater viewing up against the glass, the exhibit designers chose to install a shallow pool just a few feet in from the glass. There will still be a great view of the tigers when they’re in the water.
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