Footage captured at a zoo in Pattaya City, Thailand, shows a zookeeper forcing a tiger to sit on a chair so tourists could take pictures of it.

Filmed in August 2019, the video shows the zookeeper grabbing the tiger's tail and neck, forcing the animal to sit upon a stool.

A report investigating zoos in Thailand found that the number of tigers in captivity has tripled in recent years to around 2,000.

Video captured the moment of The trainer tried to keep the tiger still on the chair in the zoo for tourists to take pictures in Pattaya City, Thailand.
According to the filmer, he is a Vietnamese tourist. He traveled to Thailand and visited the zoo in Pattaya City. At the zoo, he saw tigers and their trainer. Tigers sit on chairs and pose for tourists to take pictures.
In the video, the tiger did not seem to want to sit on the chair and it jumped down and was grabbed by the trainer and pulled back to the chair. the tourists were afraid that the tiger would get angry and attack the trainer. However, the tiger sat back in the chair