How did the white tiger get its name the bangle tiger?

Answer 1

The white tigers are in fact mostly white, with black stripes. They are ordinary Bengal tigers* (Panthera tigris tigris)that have acquired a recessive gene for albinism, or lack of skin pigment. Rather than affect the entire skin, it only affects the portions that would be tiger orange, making the tiger's markings monochromatic.

The tigers are very rare, and normally produced by the excessive inbreeding of small tiger populations in a secluded region.

*The so-called "white Siberian tigers" are actually crossbreeds of Siberian tigers (Panthera tigris altaica) with white Bengals.

Answer 2

It's not "bangle" it's Bengal. White tigers are (usually) otherwise perfectly normal tigers of a sub species called Bengal tigers, but with a mutation that gives them another fur colour.

Answer 3

i think white tigers get their name because they are white and half of their name is in the name liger tom hw dont care

Answer 4

because there white or because of someone in the past