Wildlife & Travel

Protecting wild animals from endangerment and extinction is a noble cause that many devote their lives too. It is important for maintaining the biodiversity of our planet. The Myrtle Beach Safari Zoo is a thriving example of a safe haven for animals. This North Carolina address has hundreds of the rarest animals living in great harmony. If you intend to learn how tigers, lions, apes, and elephants are protected by loving humans, a visit to the Safari should be a priority. It will offer you a completely breathtaking experience. Photo by  Geran de Klerk  on  Unsplash The Myrtle Beach Safari is a wildlife preserve which is home to endangered big cats, apes and various other rare species. It is situated at a short distance from the Myrtle Beach coast and offers both day and night tours for visitors. You can book the popular Wild Encounters Tour, to get an experience equivalent to a real African safari. I,  Doc Antle , am in charge of the place and run it with m...

It pains me to write this note. A man eater Tigress of Corbett who apparently killed two men in Ramnagar near Corbett National Park was finally tracked and shot by the forest department. Why shot? Was there no other alternative? Let me try and give both sides thought process to you, and you decide if it is right or wrong to have shot a man eater Tigress of Corbet Read More Here .

Tigers are some of the most magnificent as well as one of the most endangered species on our planet. The wild striped animals have been hunted down by many people since years just for the sake of entertainment and financial gain. The list of endangered species always kept on increasing and tigers topped the list almost every time. Apart from tigers, leopards, lions, tigers, and cheetahs also require strong protection from hunting. At tigers preservation station established by me, Doc Antle you can see how the wild animals have been taken proper care by me and my subordinates. I and my acquaintances leave no stone unturned to protect their habitats so that they can live in peace forever. I feel wildlife preservation is a duty of every human being. Read More Here .

Located along the Atlantic Ocean in South Carolina’s Horry County, the Myrtle Beach boasts 60 miles of coastline. The beach has quite a few number of wildlife attractions so as to please animal lovers, including relaxing beach getaways. Not only do you get to enjoy watching various animals on display, the Myrtle Beach safari zoo gives its visitors a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hold tiger cubs or pose with wolf pups. Most of us will never get a chance to view animals up close in the woods, and this safari proves to be a perfect trip for animal enthusiasts. To know more visit here

Have a Life-Changing Experience At Our Wildlife Preservation Centre  The forests of Amazon or the savannas of Africa are known worldwide as the perfect destinations to witness wild animals. But, very few people are aware of what the United States offer to the wildlife lovers. The luscious greeneries on the Myrtle Beach Safari Zoo is an ideal location for a fulfilling adventurous time. I, Doc Antle and my subordinates have tried my best to preserve the rarest animals. Since ages, they have always been victims of human brutality. We let them live freely as well as safely at our preservation centers. To Know More Follow Here   

If you pay a visit to T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation, Myrtle Beach, you can get really close to Royal White Bengal tigers, standard Bengal tigers, and the extremely rare Golden Tabby tiger. Other than that, there are leopards, wolves, chimpanzees and orangutans in the preservation. You can get ready for a hands on experience, as you’re allowed to feed the baby tiger cubs, apes and wolf pups. Read more:   https://bhagavanantleblog.wordpress.com/2018/04/23/visit-my-tigers-preservation-station-to-meet-wild-friends/

There are many animals who are dead and gone, while others are on the verge of extinction. This is the reason for which I, Doc Antle has established Myrtle Beach Safari Zoo and T.i.g.e.r.s Preservation Station for the ultimate wildlife preserve. Visit: https://myrtlebeachsafarizoo.wordpress.com/

My great appreciation and love for exotic and wild animals that led to the establishment of T.I.G.E.R.S. in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It was only natural that I do something to protect them, and thus, T.I.G.E.R.S.  and Myrtle beach safari came into being.  Read more:   https://bhagavanantleblog.wordpress.com/2018/03/30/how-myrtle-beach-became-home-to-rare-and-endangered-wild-animals/

Before dropping at my t.i.g.e.r.s preservation center, you need to have a clear understanding of our preserve. Keeping that in consideration you can plan a trip to our place in a suitable way. Proper planning will reduce your irrelevant costs, letting you have a fun time with our wildlife. Read more:  https://bhagavanantleblog.wordpress.com/2018/03/27/guide-for-delightful-experience-at-tigers-preservation-centre-in-myrtle-beach/

White Tigers are NOT Genetically Defective There is no evidence of a genetic defect inherent in the white color variant of the Royal White Bengal Tiger, notwithstanding the erroneous claims to the contrary by the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). White tigers have a normally occurring, simple recessive genetic color variant known as Leucism, much the same as the Leucistic (white) deer common to the Carolinas. Leucism and albinism are not the same. White tigers are not albinos and do not carry the genetic weaknesses associated with albinism.  Read more:   https://docantle.wordpress.com/category/big-cat-genetics/

Right from the air tickets to the transport you are using to reach tiger preservation station, services of a guide, safari vehicle, food and accommodation you need to take care of a lot of things. Henceforth, you need to set a limit to your expenditure.  Read more: https://bhagavanantleblog.wordpress.com/2018/03/19/jungle-safari-in-myrtle-beach-tips-for-a-pleasurable-experience/

TIGERS Preservation Station is a place where various species are kept in a natural environment. You are free to roam around exquisite fifty acre tropical garden where you can interact with animals in a way that cannot be done anywhere in the world.  Read more:   https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/meet-my-rarest-species-tigers-preservation-station-bhagavan-antle/

A news story about Suryia the orangutan and his best friend Roscoe the hound dog of the T.I.G.E.R.S Preservation Station . To find out more, check out their new book "Suryia and Roscoe: The Story of an Unlikely Friendship." The book can be found at Amazon and proceeds help to support wild orangutan conservation.

Myrtle beach unlocks your free child inside you. Though vacationing in Myrtle Beach can be quite costly, as it includes all sorts of activities from dining, sightseeing, shopping, jungle safari and more. This beach has some of the top places of interest and by following the Myrtle Beach Safari reviews, you can understand which places hold maximum significance. In my blog, you will get to know the interesting things that you can do while you are vacationing in Myrtle Beach. These are the Things that You can do: Cherry Grove Pie - Built over for more than 65 years, Cherry Grover Pie pulls tourist from all parts of the world. You can walk through the 985-foot pier and have spectacular views of the coastline from the two-story observation deck. It also holds the reputation for fishing scene and has maximum catches. You can walk along the bridge or even go for the fishing activity with your friends. TIGERS Preservation - If you are looking for something adventurous, take a t...

Are you in for a wild time during your stay here in Myrtle Beach? No, it’s not what you’re thinking. A wildly unforgettable experience is waiting to be discovered at TIGERS Myrtle Beach Safari, a local hidden treasure of global proportions, that’s home to more than 130 wild animals, including 60 tigers. Once you do, it will be life-changing. TIGERS is not a zoo or a drive-thru safari. The animals here on our 50-acre wildlife preserve are center stage in this fully interactive, hands-on Wild Encounters Tour, where you can actually cuddle up to tiger cubs, pet wolf pups, share a laugh with our apes, witness adult tigers running at full speed across the lawn, and feed Bubbles, our African elephant. Plus, this is the only place in the world where you can meet the liger, the world’s largest big cat at more than 900 pounds. It’s a three-hour tour that’s once in a lifetime. Take a walk on the wild side. Read more:   https://www.captainsquarters.com/tigers-myrtle-beach-safari/

At TIGERS and the Rare Species Fund, we endorse an interactive approach to animal ambassadorship. Our highly structured program of intensive socialization, careful breeding and cutting edge enrichment ensures that well adjusted and happy animals become model citizens who are flourishing in a human environment. These captive-born animals will never be introduced into the wild. Understanding their species-specific needs and the employment of carefully designed, interactive husbandry techniques allows them to thrive in captivity. Scientific research has shown a myriad of benefits captive wildlife can experience through regular human interaction. Animals who have not had the opportunity to become comfortable and trusting in human interactions can become stressed, anxious, and possibly problematic in the execution of the simplest captive care and veterinary tasks. We are invested in training well socialized ambassadors, comfortable in their lives, to represent species that we are actively...

Are you a wildlife lover? Do you want to witness large adult tigers running around and get your photographs clicked with them. A visit to the sunny beach town of Myrtle Beach will get you closer to that goal. The town is a popular family holiday destination, with footfall of millions each year. Most visitors during the summer make sure to explore the two iconic wildlife preservation locations in the city. These are the Myrtle Beach Safari and the TIGERS preserve. Within these two locations, you will find the most exotic collection of rare and endangered animals.  Visit:  https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/amazing-rare-animals-bhagavan-antle/

This is one of the most adorable animal friendships that we’ve seen in a long time. Bubbles the African elephant and Bella the black Labrador, both residents at the Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, have become the best of friends, and can often be seen playing in the water together. Pictures have been published of them playing fetch in the water – Bubbles throws the ball with her trunk while Bella jumps off of Bubbles’ head or back and swims to retrieve the ball. Visit:  https://www.boredpanda.com/elephant-dog-friendship-bubbles-and-bella/

Vali and Sugriva, two chimpanzees from the Myrtle Beach Safari went to the movie theater for the premiere of "The Legend of Tarzan". They enjoyed fresh popcorn, apple juice and an epic jungle adventure. Outings like this provide great enrichment for these two "spunky monkeys" and help them lead a very happy and amazing life. Vali and Sugriva are animal ambassadors at the Myrtle Beach Safari where they help educate the public about the importance of conserving wildlife. Money they help raise goes directly to help save wild chimpanzees in the Kibale National Park in Uganda. Save the Chimpanzee, Save the World!

Mahamayavi Bhagavan "Doc" Antle is the founder and director of the Institute for Greatly Endangered and Rare Species (TIGERS), a worldrenowned wildlife preserve located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA. He is also the founder of the Rare Species Fund, a grassroots organization that supports wildlife conservation projects in situ around the globe. Doc credits his great love for wild and exotic animals to his upbringing on a vast cattle ranch in Arizona where he spent his formative years. From a very young age he began raising and caring for every animal he could get his hands on. As a young man he had the opportunity to travel and explore the world and spent a significant amount of time in Asia where he received a doctorate degree in medicine. Today, Doc is widely recognized as one of the foremost animal trainers in the world, having worked with thousands of animals and traveled the globe promoting the education and conservation of some of our planet's rarest and...