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Description: The Siberian tiger's orange colour is actually paler than that of other tigers and it has widely spaced brown stripes rather than black. It has a white chest and belly and a thick 'ruff' of hair around its neck.

Adaptations to environment: Its thicker fur, and the layer of fat along its belly and flanks, allow it to live within the cold, harsh Siberian temperatures which can reach as low as - 46°C.

A tiger's stripes act as camouflage within long grass and dense vegetation as they help distort its body outline, however, as the land here is covered in snow for most of the year the Siberian Tiger has developed stripes much paler than that of other tiger subspecies. speed, agility and strength enable it to take on any other large predator

The Siberian tiger is the predator of its habitat. The Siberian tiger has very powerful legs, big jaws full of teeth, is capable of running fast, is capable of swimming unlike most cats do,

Unlike some big cats like lions, adult tigers like to live alone (except for mother tigers with cubs). This is partly because in the forest, a single tiger can sneak up and surprise its prey better than a group of tigers can.

White tigers have some special adaptations, which help them survive in the wild. For instance, the stripes on the tiger's body help them to become invisible in the tall grass and trees. White tigers have extremely strong jaws and teeth, which are very helpful in catching their prey.

White tigers have a very strong sense of smell, and their eyesight is rather sharp. Bengal tigers are excellent swimmers. Their coat protects them in cold and hot weather.

The night vision of the tigers is 6 times better than a human which helps the tiger because

The Siberian tiger can leap 5 feet and 10 feat down hill

They are excelent swimmers

If a Siberian tiger ever gets stuck in a snow storm its big paws can help it climb and its thhick fur helps keep it warm.

The Siberian tiger stalks its prey to get close to it so it has a better chance of killing its prey

Since there isn't much prey prey where they live they have many dens so when stalking its prey it can sleep in its other den

A carcass is often dragged off to an area within cover or near water, where it is hidden or buried for future meals

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