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Busch Gardens is a long-time supporter of cheetah conservation and research through the SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund. Cheetah Hunt and Cheetah Run are part of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay's goal to be one of North America's premier zoological

Patricia Busch's son, "Lionman" Craig Busch, said from South Africa last month that court proceedings show the cats are his and have never been the property of the park. Busch said a trust already existed for the welfare of the cats,

When you're done with the coasters and cats you can experience more of Africa's amazing animals with the Serengeti Safari Tour. Park goers climb aboard an open-top truck and set out across Busch Gardens Tampa's very own 65-acre Serengeti Plain for an

The roller coaster is paired with Cheetah Run, habitat for 13 cheetahs new to the Tampa Bay park. Their grassy enclosure has glass walls that allow the big cats and park visitors to check each other out. Also new to Busch Gardens is Walkabout Way,

'Lion Man' Craig Busch has revealed his plans for Zion Wildlife Gardens if he regains control, including turning the big cat reserve into an African-style safari park. Most of Zion's 36 big cats – including lions, tigers, cheetahs and a sole leopard