How big is the tiger?

Answer 1

4

Answer 2

Tiger sizes

The tiger have not an average size, at species level, because their body change according with they habitat.

In the case of the male tiger, their maximum sizes are:

A. Present subspecies:
*Amur (East Russia): up to 335 cm and 325 kg.
*Bengal: 310 cm and 272 kg.
*Indochinese: 285 cm and 195 kg.
*South Chinese: 265 cm and 175 kg.
*Sumatran (and maybe Malayan): 255 cm and 140 kg.

B. Extinct subspecies:

*Caspian (West Russia): 295 cm and 240 kg.

*Javan: 248 cm and 141 kg.

*Bali: 230 cm and 100 kg.

Females are about three fourths the size of the male.

Answer 3

The tiger reach a shoulder height between 70-110 cm, depending of the subspecies. The Bengal tiger have a average height of about 95 cm, but can reach up to 110 cm. The same goes to the Amur (Siberian) tiger. On the other hand, the Sumatran tiger rarely reach the 80 cm, and the Indochinese tiger are about 90 cm to the shoulders.

Answer 4

Normally, the Bengal tigers are somewhat over 3 feet tall (95 cm) at the shoulder, however, the largest height recorded is of 3.6 ft (110 cm). Standing up on hind legs they can reach the 9 feet (274 cm) tall!

Answer 5

The captured species that have been measured fell between 90-100 cm.

Answer 6

A baby tiger will usually stand 17 cm high at the shoulders. They can be about 50cm to 53cm in length at birth.

Answer 7

about as tall as a british man with a thong on

Answer 8

A Tiger is 3 feet and 7 inches

Answer 9

13 feet in length