Grom, an Amur Tiger at Philadelphia Zoo

Dublin Core

Title

Grom, an Amur Tiger at Philadelphia Zoo

Subject

tiger, mammal, zoo, Philadelphia

Description

Also known as the Siberian tiger, this species of big cat was on the verge of extinction in the 1940s. There were only about 40 left due to extensive hunting in the Russian Far East. However, the number began increasing when Russia granted the tiger full protection. The species' number is rising, with about 450 known to be in the wild. Grom is nearly 10 years old and weighs 300 pounds, and came to the Philadelphia Zoo from Colorado's Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.

Creator

Isaiah Beard (photographer)

Date

2019-06-02

Format

image/jpeg

Type

Photograph

Identifier

IMG_3028

Still Image Item Type Metadata

Original Format

Born Digital, High Efficiency Image Container (HEIC)

Physical Dimensions

4032x3024 pixels

Files

IMG_3028.jpg
Date Added
December 2, 2019
Collection
Isaiah's Animal Images Collection
Item Type
Still Image
Citation
Isaiah Beard (photographer), “Grom, an Amur Tiger at Philadelphia Zoo,” Rutgers Libraries SUS, accessed May 27, 2025, https://omeka.page2pixel.org/items/show/1.