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But even after their stage show ended, the men continued to exploit big cats, breeding and exhibiting them at The Mirage along with other animals, including bottlenose dolphins.
Despite trying to spin the captivity of big cats as “conservation,” the lives of the animals in Siegfried & Roy’s possession were nothing like their wild counterparts.
Tiger cubs, separated from their mothers soon after birth, were quickly confined to tiny cages, a fraction of the space they would roam in the wild and devoid of appropriate enrichment.



The men were famous for breeding white tigers, which is not a breed, but instead the result of inbreeding.
White tigers are prone to birth defects, many are born cross-eyed and may have other facial deformities. Some of the cubs die at birth or are killed.