Turpentine Creek Tiger Cam - Arkansas, USA

This live camera from Explore.org is positioned over one of the big cat enclosures at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, currently showing Jasmine the tiger resting in her grassed habitat. Turpentine Creek is a 459-acre nonprofit refuge founded in 1992 that rescues big cats and other exotic animals from abuse, neglect, and illegal ownership situations across the United States.

The refuge currently houses over 100 animals including tigers, lions, leopards, and bears, making it one of the largest accredited big cat sanctuaries in the US. Tigers like Jasmine are typically rescued from roadside zoos, private ownership, and entertainment industries where they are kept in conditions that cannot meet their welfare needs, with the refuge providing permanent lifetime care.

Eureka Springs sits in Carroll County in the Ozark Mountains of north-west Arkansas, and Turpentine Creek draws over 50,000 visitors annually to its on-site lodge and refuge tours. The global wild tiger population stands at approximately 3,900 individuals, with more tigers estimated to be held in private captivity in the United States alone than exist in the wild worldwide.

Did You Know? More tigers are estimated to be held in private captivity in the United States than exist in the entire wild globally, with the wild population standing at approximately 3,900 individuals.

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