Before arriving in North Somerset, Aqua spent several years recovering at a rescue centre run by Animal Advocacy and Protection in Spain.
“Building on the successes we have achieved with Project Carnivora, we are thrilled to welcome Aqua and continue inspiring future generations to care for wildlife,” added Ms Ogborne.
With Aqua now in his new home, Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm will continue fundraising to expand the project.
There are plans to increase the size of the tiger enclosure, and the zoo also hopes to build habitats for arctic foxes and hooded vultures.
The project has already delivered a new lion enclosure for resident lions, mother and son duo, Arusha and Tau.