Meet the World’s Most Unique Big Cats: The Liger Cubs of Myrtle Beach Safari

The world's first white 'liger' cubs are rarest big cats on the planet | Daily Mail Online
In the lush landscapes of Myrtle Beach Safari, something truly extraordinary roams. Here, amidst the verdant foliage and pristine wilderness, you’ll find the world’s most unique big cats – the Liger cubs. These majestic creatures are not just a blend of two of the mightiest big cats, the lion and the tiger, but they also represent a fascinating intersection of nature and human care.
Four of a kind: The male cubs were born from a white male lion and white female tiger, making them unique

A Liger is the offspring of a male lion and a female tiger. This rare hybrid is recognized for its impressive size, often surpassing both its parent species in stature. With the robust physique of a lion and the striking patterns of a tiger, ligers are undeniably captivating.

Rare pairing: Parents Ivory, a lion, and Saraswati, a tiger, were brought together at a park in South Carolina
Unique breed: There are around 1,000 ligers in the world - most in captivity - but none of the others are white

Beyond the enchanting encounters with these magnificent creatures, Myrtle Beach Safari plays a vital role in conservation and education. By raising awareness about ligers and their unique place in the animal kingdom, the Safari contributes to broader conservation efforts aimed at protecting big cats and their habitats.

Visitors to the Safari not only get to marvel at the Liger cubs but also gain valuable insights into the importance of wildlife conservation. Through guided tours, educational programs, and interactive experiences, Myrtle Beach Safari inspires a deeper appreciation for nature and fosters a sense of responsibility towards our planet’s precious biodiversity.

Big cats: The handsome male 'liger' cubs already weigh 15lbs and gain on average a pound in weight every day
Individual characters: The boys, who were bred at Myrtle Beach Safari, already have their own personalities
Record size: Their uncle, Hercules (pictured), is officially the world's largest cat at 922 lbs and 131 inches long
The Liger cubs of Myrtle Beach Safari are more than just a sight to behold; they are ambassadors for conservation, symbols of the beauty that emerges when nature’s boundaries are gracefully crossed. With their majestic presence and captivating allure, these unique big cats invite us to connect with the wonders of the natural world and to cherish and protect it for generations to come. So, come and meet these extraordinary creatures, and let their story inspire you to make a difference.