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Overpopulation of the very creatures that Siberian tigers prey on is the main issue that humans will face. Overpopulation of these prey animals ultimately lead to competition for food sources between humans and these prey animals. Nature would also be adversely affected by the less desirable plant species gaining ground over the ones that are desirable but over-eaten by these overpopulating prey animals.
Of course, the plus side to this is that there are more of these prey animals for humans to hunt and no threat of a dangerous tiger lurking about for humans to worry about, for both them and their livestock.
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How do humans affect the Siberian tigers environment?
Tiger's ineract with humans poorly. They are afraid of us. There are fewer and fewer of Tigers each day because we are using them fro meat and blankets. It also doesn't help that we are taking over their habitat.
What do the Siberian tigers eat on roar CBBC?
Thx 4 asking. The Siberian tigers would eat large mammals.
What would a Siberian tigers kill?
Your parents thats why you are an orphan
Do Siberian tigers hunt in the daytime?
no they do not if they did they would burn their eyes
Can Siberian tiger kill a gorilla?
No, Siberian tigers live in Asia while the gorilla is found in Africa. They would never meet in nature.
Do Siberian tigers kill humans?
On occasion, they do kill and eat humans. But they never have been as dangerous as the Bengal tiger, which over recorded history has killed more humans than any other big cat. One tigress killed and ate 436 people before she was taken down by Jim Corbett.
What would happen if the Sumatran tiger became extinct?
there wouldn't be anymore Siberian tigers
Who would win in a fight between a beaver and a Siberian tiger?
Definitely the Siberian tiger would easily kill and eat the beaver since siberian tigers are strong enough to kill grizzly bears.
Who would win in a fight Chuck Norris or 1000 ninja tigers?
It would depend on whether or not the ninja tigers were Siberian or Bengal....but I would have to go with Chuck Norris.
Why would a Siberian tiger win a fight against a grizzly bear?
Since siberian tigers are faster and better hunters with good weight and length, the siberian tiger would have a chance to fight the grizzly bear off. In most situations, grizzly bears have been known to kill siberian tigers and siberian tigers have been known to kill grizzly bears. The grizzly bear will do anything to fight down the siberian tiger by using its claws, muscles, and teeth. Since a siberian tiger is good enough when its got its good body weight, then it could definitely win such a fight.
What would happen if the Siberian tigers go extinct?
Siberian tigers are not extinct. They are one of the sub species of tigers that numbers are actually increasing, nearly 550 in the wild.
Are there Siberian tigers in Alaska?
Yes it is possible to release Siberian Tigers into Alaska because the climate and terrain of Alaska is almost identical to Russia. Alaska has some of the same animals such as Brown Bears and Siberian Tigers would have many animals to hunt such as Mountain Goat and Moose, Caribou, Roosevelt Elk, Dall Sheep, American Bison, Sitka Black-tailed Deer and other small game like Hares and many other animals that live in Alaska. Alaska has many national state parks such as Denali National park. Release Siberian Tigers in places like Denali National Park where there are thousands of square miles of wilderness to roam and hunt and there are no people. I hope to see one day thousands of Siberian Tigers back in the wild where they belong with no threat of becoming extinct. This would be good because loggers in Russia are taking forests away from the Siberian Tigers' habitat. We in the USA could better protect the Siberian Tigers if released into Alaska's Wild. I know that Siberian Tigers are not native to Alaska but neither is the American Bison, and it was released into Alaska with excellent results. I think the same could happen with Siberian Tigers if given a chance. This was written by a person who has a passion for Siberian Tigers and would like not to see them endangered anymore.
