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How many types of not Subspecies tigers are there in the world?
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How many tigers in the world 2013?
In the wild, around 3500, occurring in six subspecies.
How many Ti-ligers live in the world?
There are around 4500 tigers in the wild, in six subspecies.
How many types of rare tigers are there in the world?
there are more than 40 types of rare tigers left
How many tipes of tigers are there in the world?
Six subspecies: Bengal, Siberian, Sumatran, Indo Chinese, Malayan, South China.
Maximum number of tiger in world?
There sre fewer than 5000 tigers in the wild, in six subspecies. There are many times more in captivity.
How many types of Bengal tigers are there?
there are more than 40 types of rare tigers left
How many different species are tigers are there?
One. Panthera tigris, with six subspecies.
How many types of Bobcat are there?
there are 12 types of subspecies of bobcats that are common
How many tigers there are?
There once were 8 subspecies of tiger, now there are only 5. There are about 6000-7000 tigers left in the wild.
How many Bengal tigers are in danger of extinction?
All Bengal tigers are endangered, as are all tigers..The Bengal tigers number around 2000 in the wild, and are the most numerous subspecies.
How many species of tigers are there and what are the names of the species?
There is only a single species of tiger but there are 10 recognized subspecies. For a list of these subspecies along with descriptions, click on this link.
How many subspecies of tigers are there in the world?
Six current subspecies, or breeds, are recognized today: Bengal, Burmese (also known as Indochinese), Malayan, Siberian, South Chinese, and Sumatran. (The Bali, Javan, and Caspian breeds have all gone extinct in the past century.) All six living subspecies of tigers are now on the endangered lists. Note: The famous "white tigers" are a rare color mutation mostly within the Bengal breed, not a separate subspecies. Additional note: As mentioned above, there would be nine but the Caspian, Bali and Javan are all now extinct.
