Like all tigers, the South China tiger consumes large herbivores that live in the local habitat. These include deer and wild pigs. There are also some antelope native to the home range of the South China tiger, and they also hunt water buffalo.
Tigers also take elephant and rhinoceros calves, as well as small animals such as monkeys and pea fowl (commonly called peacocks). Domestic animals such as horses are also occasionally hunted by tigers.
siberian, bengal, south china, malasia, indo-chinese, tigers
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Chinese food, tigers, and kung fu
Actually - the People of China. Ancient Chinese Medicine believes that Tigers body parts have medicinal properties. Because of this Tigers were killed extensively and indiscriminately. Because of this, they were pushed to near extinction. In 1977 the Chinese Government put a ban on hunting these rare animals. Approximately 60 odd tigers now survive in the wild making them one of the 10 most critically endangered species of animals.
Nearly extinct in the wild, many are now being trained in South Africa to learn to hunt on their own, and will be introduced into the wild in Chinese reserves.
there are more than 40 types of rare tigers left
There are around 2200 Bengal tigers in India, and Assam, and Bangladesh, Nepal. There are around 1300 Indo Chinese tigers in Viet Nam, Laos, Thailand. Around 500 Siberians on the Russia/Chinese border, 350 Sumatran tigers, around 800 Malayan tigers in Malaysia, and a hand full of South China tigers in Fukien Province, China.
Technically, yes. There are parts of the body in traditional chinese medicines.
Bengal, Sumatran, Siberian, Malayan, Indo Chinese tigers are relatives.
Six. Bengal, Indo Chinese, Siberian, Malayan, South China, Sumatran.
There are six..Bengal, Siberian, Malayan, Sumatran, South China, Indo Chinese.