Roger Tabor is a British biologist, naturalist, and broadcaster. His exact date of birth and details about his parents are not widely documented. He built a career focused on animal behaviour, particularly domestic cats.

He began his television career co-presenting BBC’s Animal Magic alongside Johnny Morris, where he explored wildlife and animal behaviour. This early exposure helped establish his reputation as a knowledgeable and engaging naturalist.

Tabor was one of the original presenters of Countryfile, which launched in 1988 on BBC One. He contributed to the programme during its early years, helping shape its focus on rural life, wildlife, and environmental issues.

He later created and presented the BBC series Cats, filmed across multiple countries, further cementing his reputation as a global authority on feline behaviour.

Outside television, Tabor is an accomplished author and researcher, known for books such as The Wild Life of the Domestic Cat. He continues to be recognised internationally for his expertise in animal behaviour.