There are no types of tigers native to Africa, although there are some that are kept in zoos. All tiger subspecies are native to Asia. In the past, they ranged from the Caucasas Mountains to India, Southeast Asia, Sumatra, Java, China, and Russia, but today the range of tigers has been greatly diminished, and only exists in small, scattered pockets of India, Southeast Asia, Sumatra, and one place in Eastern Russia/Northeastern China.
Additionally, the South China Tiger is the most endangered subspecies of tiger. A program called Save China's Tigers is working to take captive South China tigers and rewild them; that is, teach them how to survive in the wild. It is doing so by slowly introducing them to a fenced off reserve in South Africa created from overgrazed sheep farms specifically for this purpose. The program has been quite successful at breeding these tigers and training them how to live in the wild. In fact, 15 of the fewer than 100 South China tigers alive today live at this wildlife reserve in South Africa.
Tigers do not live in the wild in South Africa, any would be found in a zoo Tigers are indigenous to Asia and Russia. Tigers are not native to Africa
there are more than 40 types of rare tigers left
There once was tigers in Africa thousands of years ago. Now you can only find tigers in Captivity in Africa or in Asia.there are no tigers in South Africa but there was a tiger that was a pet and escaped ,in South Africa, but it was cought ^ That whole thing is a lie. You can find tigers in the wild.Son, I am disappoint. =_=
No tiger is found in Africa. Tigers are found in Asia, not Africa.
Tigers aren't natural to Africa. There are some in zoos and game parks though.
not many
United Africa Tigers was created in 1942.
Tigers seem to be mainly in Asia and India - not in Africa.
tigers are in africa
Tigers never existed in Africa only zoos or reservats.
Lions are native to Africa, leopards are also native to Africa but tigers are not native to Africa.
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