Tigers

No. The tiger and white tiger are descendants from the saber tooth tiger. As the saber tooth tiger evolved it found less need for its giant teeth therefore, and evolution took place the tigers teeth grew smaller in size. The bear has been around for almost forever. Although there are many different types of bears. The bears evolved from other bears depending on location.

Germany has always had a history of militarism. The Prussian spirit from as old as the Teutonic Knights of the crusades was alive and well in Germany. Order, disipline, and sacrifice were German virtues, and tailor-made to generate dedicated soldiers. If you grade fanatacism as power, Germany got an A. At the beginning of WW2 the Russian army was weakened by paranoid Stalin's purge of the army officer corps and outdated equipment. Their ace in the hole was the deep well of manpower they could draw from. America was isolationist with a small army and no real will to get into another European war. At the beginning of the war Germany rolled over everybody because their tactics were superior. Nobody had used tanks and airplane in close support of infantry before and it was very effective in knocking out Poland,France, and early on Russia itself. Germany had power, but as they expanded they did not have enough to hold the vast territories they held. They relied on fear and murder to do this. As Hitler squandered his armies in Russia,America began to surge in war production. More planes bombed Germany, more well equipped Russian troups advanced and drove the Hun back. Hitler gave it one last go at the Battle of the Bulge but literally ran out of gas. On to Berlin was the cry of the Russians and the Americans. They squeezed German like a grape and in May 1945 the Bohemian corporal Hitler put a bullet in his befuddled brain. He had threated suicide througout his meglomanic life. If he had only done it 20 yrs. before!

a sabertooth weighs around 750 pounds hopes that helps!

Kruger national park is the size of wales. As such of course it has cliffs, though cliffs are usually thought of as over the sea, kruger does not have this.

there are many high points that give great views of the surrounding bush, though many of these are prized territory of leopards so great care must be taken

The question is confusing, but I will try to answer it. The largest subspecies is the Amur, or Siberian tiger, which can reach over 600 pounds and averages between 490-550 pounds for males. The Bengal can also reach 600 pounds on rare occasions, but averages somewhat less than the Siberian. If you mean range wise, the Bengal has the current largest range, across much of central and northern India, to Nepal, and Assam.

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Garet 'Tiger' Finlayson was born in 1938.

The golden tabby tiger is being held captive because there are only around 12 left, yet many more hold the gene.

Yes, Of Course.

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my best guess would be the Siberian tiger which is giant since it lives in siberia and it is very cold there.

They are well camouflaged when stalking their prey from the tall grass. It is bone-chilling to see how well their stripes blend into the vertical shadows created by those tall grasses.

hey would probably get smaller!

The raw statistical odds of someone randomly being born on a particular day of the year would be approximately 1 in 365, all other things being equal.

However, using Nagele's rule one could attempt to conceive a child on a particular day so that gestation would occur on or neat a particular day. If this was done, the odds would not be so small. It is likely that given a normal healthy gestation, the baby could be born within +/- 3 days of this date, making the odds closer to 1 in 6, or 1 in 3 assuming a normal gestation with no birth complications. The mother could even influence the odds by working with a doctor who might find it practical to induce labor or perform a c-section on a planned date. (though having the same birthday as one's grandfather would never be weighed prominently against any potential risks to the mother or child).

Many complications, genetic, environmental, and just plain unlucky do unfortunately exist to befuddle gestation and birth of a healthy newborn. Any one or more of these complications would change the statistics.

Trying to figure all of this into an overall estimate is virtually impossible and would require a team of actuaries who knew your genetic and medical history of both parents as well as home environmental factors.

i think it isn't about the good and bad luck but of what you do to yourself

Tigers aren't native to Jamaica. You might find one at a zoo or perhaps a circus, but that's it.

They are measures of different things. A watt is the standard unit of measurement of electrical power. You would state the brightness of a light bulb in terms of watts. A volt is a unit of measurement of force, or pressure, in an electrical circuit. You would describe the current coming through a wire in terms of volts. These definitions are from the TechEncyclopedia at http://www.techweb.com. I added the examples.

Nothing. It is illegal to own a tiger. They are predators and wild animals.

He could, but there's no reason for him to think that other than he thinks he's better than everyone, in which case that doesn't really count towards your question.

Yes because extreme cautions always warn people not to do dangerous things were they should not be doing. It does not matter how old you are but you still have to use extreme cautions to be protected but even though, many different places have caution or warning signs to let people know that what are safe and what are not safe.

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Did not mean it LOL

u would do the same

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Of the eight traditional subspecies, only five are believed to exist, according to the Tiger Foundation. The eight subspecies: Sumatran, Indochinese (Corbetts), South Chinese, Siberian (Bengal), Bengal, Balinese, Caspian and Javan. The first five exist but are endangered. The Javan was the last of the remaining three to survive, and the South Chinese is on the brink and there may be not enough to make its survival viable.

The Malayan tiger was identified as a ninth subspecies in 2004 by the Laboratory of Genomic Diversity. It is still alive.

There are also hybrid varieties in zoos and white variations.

There are disagreements on the categorization of tigers.

yes, but the laws change depending on the area and the species of wolf. from my point of view, poaching of any animal should be illegal.

The chemicals, if left for a long period of time can escape the casing or outside and kill the plants