The White Tiger' is a novel written by Aravind Adiga. This book is the author's debut novel and is set in the impoverished areas of rural India. This book could be described as darkly humorous.

In the book "Tiger Eyes" by Judy Blume, the climax occurs when Davey confronts the man responsible for her father's death and finds closure in her grief. This moment represents a turning point in Davey's emotional journey and sets her on a path towards healing and acceptance.

In "Swap Tigers,” a story by Aimee Bender, two tiger cubs who grow up in the same zoo are accidentally swapped at birth. One tiger grows up in a privileged environment while the other grows up in a challenging environment. The story explores themes of identity, privilege, and the impact of one's upbringing.

White tigers are born alive.

Both.

These two pretty much go hand in hand. First a species is classfied as endangered, and then to protect it from becoming extinct, it's protected.

Humans are a white tigers enimes because we threaten them for their fur and we take away their habitat.

"No, tigers do not eat bears. They do not live in the same environment"

That's not true: Asiatic black bears and Amur tigers occupy much of the same range. However, tigers probably would not actively hunt bears, seeing as they are also large animals with big claws and strong teeth and jaw muscles. However, if a tiger came across a bear that was already dead, or perhaps even a lone cub, it might take the opportunity to eat it. Most likely it'll stick to deer, sheep, fish and birds.

in captivety they don't get all the nutriants that it needs and in the wild the only place it could live is a snowy place because of its color it stands out in the trees but in the snow it is almost invisible.

I know that at the moment sky ( the tv people) are doing campaigns ( big ones) to help endangered species like white tigers. I know there is a man in Africa or solemn place like that who's known as the lion man. Research him and you will see that he puts white lions and tigers and normal lions and tigers in to captivity and they are perfectly happy there. Go on to YouTube and type in the lion man episodes 1 and so on.

Female tigers weigh about two thirds what a male does, around three hundred pounds.
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White tigers aren't considered a separate species, they're simply individuals of the same species of tigers, with a rare, but natural mutation that gives them a different colour scheme. As members of the same species, they aren't any more, or less endangered than the normally coloured version.

But both tigers and elephants are all under pressure due to habitat loss and poaching.

Well, tiger are not always orange. Some are white like the white tiger but white tiger are unusual these days.

white tiger have pink eyes only because they are albinos... but it not just because there albinos they lack color genes leaving pink eyes because there are smal vains in your eyes so because ther eye vanes are a red-ish pink-ish ther eyes are pink....just like the albino aligators.

A count, taken in 1996 reported 430 Siberian Tigers in the wild. However, Russian conservation efforts have led to a slight increase, or at least to a stable population of the subspecies, as the number of individuals in the Siberian Forests was estimated between 431 and 529 in the last count in 2005. According to the World Wide Fund for Nature, the latest Russian Census reports put this number to be anywhere between 480 and 520 without including the small numbers of this subspecies present in mainland China. The Hengdaohezi Feline Breeding Centre in the northern Heilongjiang province of China plans to release 620 Siberian tigers, after its numbers have increased from 708 to 750. hi

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Humans are effecting snow leopards because they are hunting them for their beautiful coat and it's a shame because there are only around 4,000 left in the wild there used to be around 8,500

For Bengal tigers who live in India, it is a genetic mutation of the fur colour. For siberians (who obviously live in Siberia, in Russia) it is the colour they change in the winter for camouflage, but in the summer, they are orange.

The White tiger isn't a separate species. It's a rare, but naturally occurring version of (usually) the Bengal tiger.

There's never been a self-supporting population of White tigers only.

There are far more of them today in zoos and animal parks that there has ever been in the wild.

Most, if not all of them, can be traced to a wild caught male who was bred to one of his daughters some decades ago.

This Close inbreeding is why many of the White tigers in captivity have Health issues. They're (almost) all closely related.

In the wild, the poorer camouflage offered by the black and White fur, out of the very few cubs that are born, only an even smaller number makes into adulthood.

This means that they're so rare, that no one - even when tigers were more common - can make a living out of killing White tigers.

But if you're already out poaching, finding a White tiger would indeed bring you more Money, and Money is what it's all about for almost all poachers.

They are killed for their hides. Poachers can sell their coat on the black market, as with any tiger, but if it is from a "White Tiger" the demand is much greater. Also, most of the teeth, claws, organs, and bones will be sold for "Chinese Traditional Medicines" or used to make other artifacts. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

It would really depend on what type of metal cabinets you get. Stainless steel would be a good option but other types of metal might rust. Plastic would be a good alternative as it will stand up to the elements. Whatever type you go with, make sure you get a lock so that you prevent children and animals from getting in to any chemicals you store.

• Dhole packs
• other tigers
• people
• brown bears
• buffalo
• guar

the main threats of survival is pochers because they use them for there bones for medicines and there fur is soled on the black market for rugs and stuff x

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White tigers are tigers whose fur is white instead of orange, with black stripes. The white fur is the result of a rare genetic mutation due to a recessive gene. In the wild the only white tigers are Bengal tigers, however very few wild white tigers reach adulthood because they don't have the camouflage that orange tigers do. White tigers are bred in captivity because they're popular, but because the gene is recessive and rare this usually results in inbreeding.