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The snow white tigers do not have any stripes. The white tiger has dark stripes all over its body like the Siberian tiger. The snow white tigers do not have any stripes whatsoever. Their fur is simply white. They are sometimes also called the ghost tiger.
No, a white tiger and a snow leopard are two different species. White tigers are a color morph of the Bengal tiger, while snow leopards are a separate species known for their thick fur and ability to live in mountainous regions of Central and South Asia.
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Yes! Because it is a White tiger. So you should name it Snowy or Snow because the colour is white.
The elusive snow white tiger is truly a cat of many faces! Artistically "snow white tiger" has been used in reference to the coat pattern of the white Bengal tiger. In more serious texts the term has been used to identify the most well known snow inhabiting tiger - the Siberian or Amur tiger. In some older references, almost any large cat might be referred to as a tiger, so depending on the source it's also possible that "snow tiger" could apply to the Snow Leopard as well. To make this truly confusing, avalanches of snow are also sometimes referred to as snow tigers, a tribute to just how fierce and deadly an avalanche (or a tiger) can be. So if your travel agent slips a snow tiger in to your vacation agenda, you better make sure you know what kind of tiger you're getting!
A White Tiger or Snow Tiger. Currently, several hundred white tigers are in captivity worldwide with about 100 of them in India, and their numbers are on the increase.
It blends in with the tall grass. Or if it's a white tiger, it blends in with the snow
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Yes, the orange tiger and the White tiger are related; just separated to different places and enviroments. According to the environments and sorrounding relates to it's colour ( eg. a jungle, a blacky orangey colour, snow, a blacky White colour). The white tiger is a Bengal tiger with a genetic flaw that makes them white. Extremely rare in the wild.
White tigers are not yet extinct. White tigers are also known as snow tigers. But no, they are not yet extinct, even. The white tigers are merely color variations of the Bengal tiger, extremely rare in the wild. They are not a different species from the Bengal, and white cubs can be born at any time in a litter of normal colored cubs. Also, the "snow" tiger is the Siberian tiger, not white Bengals.
A white tiger's outer covering is white fur with black or dark brown stripes. This unique coloration is caused by a genetic variation in pigmentation. The fur helps the white tiger blend in with its surroundings in snow-covered habitats or dense forests.