Good Morning, Friends! LISTEN CLOSELY!! Adorable Tiger Yawn, then a BIG STRETCH Animal Facts: Tigers have an extensive range of vocalizations. They grunt, growl, roar, moan, snarl, chuff, hiss, and gasp, with each sound believed to serve a distinct purpose in communication. #TCWR #TurpentineCreek #GFAS #GlobalFederationAnimalSanctuaries #RescueToRefuge #Sanctuary #BigCat #Cats #refuge #tiger #tigers #bigcats #sounds #volumeup #facts #animalfacts #interesting #interestingfacts #info #educational

Sabeena, the Bengal Tiger at Kowiachobee Animal Preserve was very happy to see her friend Robb. You can tell by the sound of her chuffing. Chuffing is a soft, snorting sound that tigers make to communicate friendliness and camaraderie. It's also known as prusten. Visit, learn, volunteer, support. Kowiachobee Animal Preserve needs your help. Whether it’s time, talent or treasure, every little bit counts. To join the next guided, educational group tour of the preserve, call: (239) 352-5387. Visits

Mateo and Onyx, our bonded jaguar pair, are always happy to see each other in the mornings. As a big cat, jaguars are known to make certain vocalizations like roars, saw, snuffling, grunts, and chuffs! If you listen closely towards the end of the video, Onyx does a faint chuffing noise. Do you know what other species at Panther Ridge chuff? (Hint: they both are skilled climbers) | Panther Ridge Conservation Center