Their range is often snow covered in winter, the Russian far east and northern China and North Korea.
Yes, white tigers do, but regular tigers usually do not
Yes Siberian Tigers do live in grassland
Here are some places: Russia, China, Sumatra, Bangladesh, & India. Siberian Tigers live in Russia.
They are called Siberian Tigers because they live in Siberia.
Siberian Tigers live mainly the Sikhote Alin mountain region of Russia. There is also a small subpopulation in southwest Primorye province in the Russian Far East. Apart from these two places, Siberian Tigers can only be found in Zoos.
Siberian tigers live mainly in the birch forests of eastern Russia.
White Siberian tigers do not exist, the only white tigers are Bengal tigers and those are only found in zoos.
Siberian Tigers live in Amur-Ussur of Siberia, Russia. They live on taiga and mountain conifer forests.
Siberian tigers live in... Siberia, which is a part of Russia.
Yes.
I don't know but they do because of Siberian Tigers
Bengal tigers do not hibernate. They live in India (which is hot year round) so they have no reason to. Neither do Siberian tigers (who even live in cold places). They have their ways of finding food like deer during the winter. Deer also don't hibernate, so the tiger can hunt that in the snowy winters of Siberia (but they can also be found in other places besides Siberia, you may also hear the names Amur, North China, or Korean)