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How does a white tiger reproduce?
A white tiger reproduces by having sex.AnswerWhite tigers reproduce by having 3-4 cubs, 16 weeks after mating. Some of those cubs will carry the white gene and the life cycle will continue, when they reach maturity.
What is cuter baby cheetahs or white tiger cubs?
This is subjective and based on personal preference. Some may find baby cheetahs cuter with their spots and sleek build, while others may find white tiger cubs cuter with their fluffy coats and blue eyes. Both are adorable in their own way!
How are white tigers being killed?
They are not being killed, because there are none in the wild. In 1967, two white Bengal tiger cubs were found in Rewa, India. All of the white tigers in zoos are descendents of these, being bred to normal colored tigers and having some cubs born white. These are mated to others carrying the white gene, and this keeps the numbers of these beautiful mutations around for zoos. my answer is people killed them before the tiger cubs were found people killed them before that ,thank you ziguy74455:
When the female tiger take out the cub?
When tiger cubs are born, they are blind and helpless. Until they have some time to develop, the cubs won't exit the den. Once they are developed, they spend lots of time outside, under the watchful eyes of their mother. When she has to leave to go hunting, the cubs hide in the den.
When was the snow tiger descoverd?
There is no such animal as the "snow" tiger. The Siberian tiger thrives in the cold forests of Russia and China, and is the only subspecies that lives in snowy regions in winter. If you mean the rare white Bengal tiger, which is nothing more than a genetically abherrant colored Bengal, they can appear at anytime in a litter of normal colored cubs, and have been recorded from time to time in history. The current white tigers of zoo and circus fame, are descended from white cubs captured in India's Rewa region (Madhya Pradesh) in 1951. Bred to normal colored tigers, occasionally resulting in some white cubs. Most white tigers in captivity are descended from these Rewa tigers.
How many cubs can a Bengal Tiger?
they have more than 9-8 a year
Could tigers have a mutation?
yes, the most common mutation is the white tiger, the white tiger is a strange mutation of the Bengal tiger,as for others, some are born while the mother was sitting, therefore, they have a deformed face, some sort of mutation, BUT, i have not herd of any other mutation.
How many offspring does a white tiger have?
White tigers are just like regular tigers except they're white. They produce 3-4 cubs, just like other tigers. However, for all tigers, only 1 from the litter is likely to survive.
Why are tigers black and orange and white?
Well, tiger are not always orange. Some are white like the white tiger but white tiger are unusual these days.
Do tigers eat their own tiger cubs?
Unfortunately, in some cases, male tigers have been known to kill and eat tiger cubs, especially if they are not the fathers of the cubs. This behavior is a way for the male to assert dominance and eliminate potential competition for resources.
What subspecies of tiger carries the recessive white gene?
This is a trait of the Bengal tiger. White tigers are rare, even among Bengals, but nearly unknown among other subspecies of tiger. There are, however, some Siberian tiger /Bengal tiger white hybrids.
Are the white tiger and the Bengal tiger the same?
The first white tigers were found among the Bengal race, but cross breeding with siberians have made some hybrid white tigers.
