White tigers aren't considered a separate species, they're simply individuals of the same species of tigers, with a rare, but natural mutation that gives them a different colour scheme. As members of the same species, they aren't any more, or less endangered than the normally coloured version.
But both tigers and elephants are all under pressure due to habitat loss and poaching.
White elephants aren't a separate species, they're simply Asian/Indian elephants with less-than-average pigmentation in their skin, making them a patchy, blotchy pink instead of the normal grayish-brown. As they aren't a specie, they can't be endangered as a specie. They've always been rare. With an overall reduction of the number of elephants, naturally, fewer of those too are born. But there's always a few ones around.
they r endangered because of finning witch is slicing of its fins and throwing the carcas into the water and pollution
Since white tigers are only Bengals, and all tigers are endangered, yes they are endangered.
Yes, because they are Bengals, and all tigers are endangered.
All tigers have been endangered due to poaching, hunting for sport, and habitat loss. White tigers are only genetic flaws of the Bengal tiger.
White tigers are not yet extinct but they are endangered.
No white tigers are not extinct. They are endangered. We have to do our best to save them.
cuse they are
All Bengal tigers are endangered. The white is a rare color morph, found in normal litters.
The Statuses are endangered, threatened, and extinct. The white White tiger is threatened.
Technically, White Tigers are not separate species, nor are they a subspecies, from Panthera Tigris (regular orange tigers). They just have a genetic mutation. According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, P. Tigris was put on the Endangered Species list on June 2, 1970.
all Bengal tigers are endangered,not just the white ones.
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yes, all tigers are endangered at this time. White tigers also aren't a separate species.