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Do tigers have a greater amount of babies than Bengal tigers?
Bengal tigers are a species of tigers, and I think the limit of how many tiger cubs a tiger can get in one litter is 5.
What is the white tiger's distrubution?
There are no white Bengal tigers in the wild at this time, but many zoos have them.
How many babies does a Bengal tiger have at once?
Normally litter size is two to four cubs.
How many babies doe s the white tiger have at one time?
2-4 babies at a time
How smart are white Bengal tigers?
yes this amazing tiger is very smart they can learn and do many tricks in circuses
What type of tiger has the most stripes?
The Bengal tiger it lives in many forests.
What is a white Bengal tiger?
An extremely rare genetic condition of the Bengal tiger, occurring only one in ten thousand births. The white tigers in captivity were bred from a hand ful of white tigers, and are very inbred, being afflicted with many defects, such as crossed eyes, cleft palate, and kinks in their tails.
Where can white Bengal tigers be least commonly found?
In the wild. There have been no reports of white tigers in years in the wild. But, they can appear at anytime in a Bengal tiger litter. There are many in captivity, but there are movements to get breeding them stopped, because of many birth defects found in them.
How many teats do a white tiger have?
12 teats of course of you are not sure go look and get killed little brats
How many body parts are in a Bengal tiger?
46
What are some needs of white tigers?
The needs would be the same as all Bengal tigers. Food, water, and cover for concealment. There has not been a white Bengal seen in the wild for many years. They are only a genetic mutation of the Bengal tiger. > there use to be many Bengal tigers and there would still be a huge population if people would stop hunting then for there coat.., Danika
How many white tigers are left in the world in 2009?
There are only around 200 of the white tigers left in the world. White tigers are an Asian species, found from the frozen tundra of the Soviet Far East, south to the humid jungles of Malaya and Indonesia, and west to the hot, hardwood forests of India. (Quoted from Indian Tiger Welfare Society)
