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Yes

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The Sumatran Tiger will basically eat any prey it catch.

Deer, monkeys, wild pig, buffalo are the staple of the diet.

It Click on the 'related links' below it will take you to a fact page about Sumatran Tigers

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The Sumatran tiger is endangered primarily due to habitat loss and poaching.

Much of the habitat loss in Sumatra and Borneo is caused by rapidly expanding palm oil plantations, which is caused by a rapidly increasing demand for palm oil. Thus, boycotting palm oil unless it is from a sustainable source will help to preserve habitat not only for tigers, but for animals like orangutans, elephants, and rhinoceroses, to name a few.

As for poaching, various conservation organizations work to eliminate it. Donating to such causes can be beneficial to stopping this illegal hunting.

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Some adaptations of a sumatran tiger are its stripes. It uses its stripes to blend into the tall grass surrounding it mostly when it is trying to hide when it is hunting

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Average life span of tigers living in the wild is 10 years. Tigers that are in zoos live twice as long.

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It eats about 40 pounds a day.

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The Sumatran Tiger is mainly endangered by the destruction of its habitat and poaching. There is only about 500-600 in the world.

The Sumatran tiger is endangered because the forests are getting cut down and their food is leaving so they can't eat. Also, people are hunting, they are selling their body parts, like bones. There are some in zoo's, but that's going to soon be the only place anyone will be able to see one. Now there is only estimated to be 400 left in the wild maybe 200 in zoo's.

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One of the smaller tiger subspecies, male Sumatrans average around eight feet in length. Compare this to the Bengal, 9-10 feet, or the Siberian, 10-11 feet.

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The sumatran tiger finds prey whenever it needs too. They sneak up on the prey from behind, and bites the prey's neck, killing it.

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It all depend on the conservation efforts made. some people say that Tigers could be extinct in the wild in 20-30 years but others say maybe even 10 years. But if the conservation efforts succeed and poachers are found and prosecuted Tigers may never go extinct in the wild. Also tigers probably will never be fully extinct because of the amount in zoos even if they become extinct in the wild technically there not extinct because some individuals which could be made wild again still exist in zoos.

So lets just hope Tigers don't go extinct because if we do mankind has let another beautiful creature extinct because of our greed.

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it takes 3-6 tigers to make 1 rug

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I dont think so. I'm pretty sure they don't urinate from two at one time!

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A normal litter is two to four cubs.

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Sumartra tigers will often hunt alone not in a pack or pride, they can cover up to 20 miles of hunting ground at night.

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The Sumatran tiger is found only on the Indonesian island of Sumatra in habitat that ranges from lowland forest to sub-mountain and mountain forest including some peat moss forests. According to the Tiger Information Center and the World Wildlife Fund there are no more than 500 of these tigers left in the wild with some estimates considerably lower.

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The Sumatran tiger and all species of tiger are mammals so, like all mammals, they are vertebrates because they have a spine and spinal cord, and an internal skeleton. They belong to the Phylum Chordata.

Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians are all vertebrates.

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Sumatran tigers can run between 35 to 45 miles per hour but only for distances.

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Like all tigers, they fight. They use their teeth, claws, and powerful back legs.

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Probably Sumartra

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Well tigers need food, water, and a shelter like any other animal.

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Other Sumatran tigers.

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The Sumatran tigers fur is darker in colour than other tigers. It's colouration can range from orange to reddish-brown. Typical body length can average between 83 to 107", height at the shoulders 30", and weight can be anything from 200 - 450 lbs. Although tigers are the largest of the cat species, Sumatran tigers are the smallest tiger subspecies.

Male Sumatran tigers rarely weigh more than 320 pounds, as stated above, they are the smallest tiger subspecies still extant in the wild.

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da they live in sumatra you person, why did you even type up this question anyway it is so simple.

bye for now see you later peeps

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Yes, there are living Sumatran tigers. 85 in European zoos and 20 in Australian zoos.