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yes they are
Humans are the only threat to tigers, and white tigers are only a very rare color morph of the Bengal.
All Bengal tigers are around three feet at the shoulder. White tigers are a rare color variant of Bengal tigers.
No. White tigers are a rare color morph of the Bengal tiger. They are native to India.
White tigers, which are a color variant of Bengal tigers, come from India.
Orange tigers don't become white, they are born white. White tigers occur when two other tigers both have a rare white gene.
It's possible, but rare. Normally it would be a white tiger if two white tigers mated and made cubs.
White tigers are a non-dominant genetic color variant of the Bengal tiger and are, therefore, very rare in the wild. They can do well in captivity and there are breeding programs that have increased the number of white tigers that are in captivity. But the rare wild white tigers are thought to be able to survive in the wild as well as other wild tigers.
Tigers come in a variety of colors. Though the standard and most common color is orange and black, tigers also come in a light orange with cinnamin colored stripes, Maltese (bluish with black stripes,) white with black stripes, albino (completely white,) and the extremely rare completely black. For info on the color of tigers, where the color come from, and how you can "adopt" (fund) your own tigers, lions and other big cats , go to tigerhaven.com. *and remember, 2010 is the Chinese zodiac year of the white tiger, a rare occasion that only comes around every 60 years!*
White tigers do exist, but are rare because in order to be born they must have a special mix of DNA to give them white fur.
All Bengal tigers are endangered. The white is a rare color morph, found in normal litters.