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White tigers face several care issues primarily due to their genetic mutations, which often lead to health problems such as scoliosis, weakened immune systems, and vision issues. Their breeding in captivity can result in inbreeding depression, leading to further health complications. Additionally, their needs for adequate space, social interaction, and proper diet can be challenging to meet in captivity. Ethical concerns also arise regarding their use in entertainment and the conservation implications of breeding them.
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Does a white tiger take care of its babies?
no
Do the parents care for the white tiger?
no they dont care for any environmental issue. they are simply not bothered
How old is the oldest white tiger in the world?
The oldest white tiger in the world was named "Mohan" and he lived to be around 20 years old. Additionally, proper care, diet, and living conditions can contribute to a white tiger's longevity.
What is the size of a baby white tiger?
Tiger cubs in general weigh 2 to 3 pounds at birth. White tigers are a result of a rare pigmentaton varient of the Bengal Tiger caused by a gene mutation. Breeding of white tigers often results in health issues.
Can you own a white tiger?
In some places, it is legal to own a white tiger if you have the necessary permits and facilities to care for them. However, white tigers are an endangered species and their ownership is heavily regulated to ensure they are properly cared for and not exploited. It is important to research and understand the legal requirements and ethical considerations before considering owning a white tiger.
What do you call a white tiger?
a white tiger
How is the White tiger different from the normal tiger?
They aren't different the White Bengal Tiger is just white and the Bengal Tiger is orange.
What eats the white tiger?
A white tiger is a teritory consumer so no animal eats white tiger.
How much to buy a white tiger?
Buying a white tiger is illegal in most countries due to their endangered status and protected status under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). Additionally, white tigers are a rare genetic mutation of the Bengal tiger and are often subject to inbreeding to maintain their white coat, leading to health issues and ethical concerns. It is not recommended to buy or own a white tiger.
Can a white tiger and a orange tiger have a white tiger?
Well it is possible but usually they don't have it
Is the amur tiger classified like the white tiger?
No. The white tiger is merely a gentic flaw of the Bengal tiger.
What is the name of the white tiger with black stripes?
White Tiger.
