The Caspian tiger's body was generally less massive than that of its Far Eastern cousins, and its average size slightly less. In Turkestan, male tigers exceeded 200 cm in length, though an estimated body length of 270 cm was recorded. Females were smaller in size, normally ranging between 160--180 cm. The maximum known weight was 240 kg. Maximum skull length in males was 297.0-365.8 mm, while that of females was 195.7-255.5 mm. Although tigers from Turkestan never reached the size of the Siberian tiger, there are records of very large individuals of the former population. On January 10, 1954, a tiger killed on the Sumbar in Kopet-Dag had a skull length of 385 mm, which is considerably more than the known maximum for this population and slightly exceeds that of most Far Eastern tigers, though tigers in Manchuria have been recorded as having larger skulls of 406 mm in length.
caspian tigers are extinct
The Caspian Tigers are extinct since the 70's
The Caspian, Bali, and Javan tigers are extinct.
There is a preserved Caspian Tiger at the Medical College in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Bali, Javan, Caspian. However, there is new evidence that suggests the Caspian and Siberian tigers are genetically identical, may be the same subspecies.
Reed jungles and forests around the Caspian sea and Lake Balkash and Iran.
caspain tigers are carnivores because it is a cat and all cats are carnivores
Hunting and loss of habitat doomed the Caspian tiger. Recent evidence shows the Siberian tiger to be nearly 100% genetically identical with the Caspian.
it is found from Mongolia to turkey from kazakhstan to Afghanistan
They were recorded to live in the wild until 1970s <3
at least one year!
The Caspian, Javan, and Bali tigers are gone now. Or are they? There is recent evidence that the Siberian and Caspian tigers may be so very closely related genetically as to be the same subspecies, populations that separated in the recent past.