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I crossed paths with this Malayan Tiger at the Palm Beach Zoo in West Palm Beach, FL.
 
I will donate 15% of the sale of this open edition print to Wildlife Conservation.
 
This cat is Malaysia’s forest ghost – powerful, solitary, and heartbreakingly rare.  Found only in Peninsular Malaysia, they move like a shadow through dense rainforest, relying on prey such as deer and wild boar to survive.  Tigers live mostly alone and each tiger needs a large and connected territory.  Fragmented forests and prey declines make survival impossible.  Biggest threats are snaring/poaching, habitat loss, and the illegal wildlife trade – making anti-snare work and habitat protection essential. Listed as “Critically Endangered, there are only 150 tigers thought to remain in the wild.