Today’s animal cam features Amur Tigers at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, SC. On this tiger cam you can see the Amur Tigers living in their habitat at the zoo. This cam has live streaming video with sound, too! This webcam changes view about once a month, so if you see a different animal it has likely changed to another exhibit. The Amur Tiger cam is online from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Watch the Amur Tigers at the Riverbanks Zoo.
There are thirteen cheetahs that live at the Cheetah Conservation Station at the National Zoo - one adult male, three adult females, and nine cubs. This week two males from the first litter will be leaving to go to the Milwaukee County Zoo, so keep watching and maybe you can spot them before they leave!
There are three cameras to choose from and on top of that, they are viewable at night as well as day.
These video feeds require Windows Media Player 9 or above available for download directly from Microsoft.
Watch Cheetah Cam 1
Watch Cheetah Cam 2
Watch Cheetah Cam 3
This Siberian Tiger cam comes to you live from the Kolmarden zoo in Sweden and features an amazing 7 tiger cams for you to watch all with streaming video. One tiger cam has an interesting view of an abandoned bus that the tigers can lounge around or play on. This Siberian Tiger cam is online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The time in Sweden is about 6 hours ahead of Eastern Time in the U.S., so keep this in mind if you want to view the tigers in the daylight.
Watch the Siberian Tiger Cam in Sweden
Two Sumatran tigers live at the National Zoo, an adult male and an adult female. Most of the time, you’ll probably see them lounging around, sleeping and perhaps even swimming.
Soyono is the female tiger and was born at the National Zoo on June 14, 1993. The male tiger is named Rokan and was born at the San Antonio Zoo on September 6, 1990. They are parents to three Sumatran tiger cubs born at the zoo in May 2004.
The cubs now reside at Landry’s Downtown Aquarium in Denver, Colorado as part of the Sumatran Tiger Species Survival Plan, a cooperative breeding program among zoos in North America.
This tiger cam requires Windows Media Player 9 or above to view.
Watch the Sumatran Tiger Cam
This tiger cam comes to you from the Pittsburgh Zoo. The tiger cam features Amur (Siberian) Tigers as well as two recently born cubs, Mara and Petya which were born in August, 2006. By now, they are probably quite a bit bigger, so they may not look “cub sized”. This tiger cam features live streaming video and you can watch it 24 hours a day. You will need Windows Media Player to watch this cam.
Watch the Siberian Tiger Cam
The Toronto Zoo is home to two baby Sumatran Tiger cubs and you can view them live via their streaming web cam. They are even having a contest where you can name the cubs! The two new cubs are the second litter of their two adult tigers - Brytne and Rengat. This animal cam requires Windows Media Player 9 or above available for download directly from Microsoft.
Watch the Baby Tiger Cam
Just when you thought we’d run out of web cams, I present you with forty different web cams brought to you by TigerHomes.org. Here you can see White Tigers, Golden Tigers, Bengal Tigers, African Lions, Leopards, Panthers and Lemurs as well!
Many of the cameras have multiple views and some cameras they turn on the night lights until 10 p.m. (Eastern Time). Registration is required (free) to view these live streaming cameras - but well worth it!
Watch the Animal Web Cams at TigerHomes.org