Are there any sailfish in captivity?
Yes, some aquariums have successfully kept and displayed sailfish in captivity. However, due to their large size, fast swimming behavior, and specific needs for space and water quality, it can be challenging to maintain them in captivity for extended periods.
Tigers name of the body parts?
Some body parts of a tiger include: paws, claws, whiskers, tail, teeth, and stripes.
China became rich very rapidly then it was hit like the rest of the world with the recession problem. While Russia on the other hand is very rich due tothe oil fields it has and also gas it sells to Europe.
Tigers are used for entertainment purposes in some circuses and attractions, as well as for their body parts in traditional medicine and products. They are also illegally traded for their fur and bones. Conservation efforts aim to protect tigers and their habitats from exploitation.
Indian tigers primarily live in various habitats across India, including national parks and reserves such as Ranthambore, Corbett, and Bandhavgarh. They are also found in other countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, and Bhutan. These tigers prefer a mix of grasslands, marshes, and forests for hunting and breeding.
How did the bangle tiger get white?
White tigers are not a separate species but rather a result of a genetic mutation that causes a lack of pigmentation in their fur. This mutation occurs in Bengal tigers, resulting in their white coloration. However, the white coloration does not offer the same camouflage benefits as the traditional orange fur, making white tigers less common in the wild.
What is the population of malayan tigers?
five years ago it was about 5,500 to about 6000. But ive heard that it is shrinking fast so im unsure of what it is currently... must not be good though.
that's the world tiger population by the way
What would happen if sports didn't exist?
Without sports, people would likely engage in other forms of physical activity for recreation. The social and economic impacts of sports, such as job creation, entertainment, and community engagement, would be absent. Additionally, the development of skills like teamwork and discipline that sports provide may be lacking.
Not everyone will like everyone else. Personalities, interests, and values can vary widely, leading to differences that may prevent everyone from getting along or seeing eye to eye. It's natural to have preferences and to form deeper connections with specific individuals.
Does the tiger cub stay with its mother longer than 2 months?
Yes, tiger cubs typically stay with their mothers for about 1.5 to 2 years before becoming independent and leaving to establish their own territory in the wild. During this time, the mother teaches the cubs important survival skills such as hunting and navigating their environment.
What are the dimensions of a samatran tiger?
Sumatran tigers typically measure around 6-7 feet in length and stand about 2.5-3 feet tall at the shoulder. They can weigh between 220-310 pounds on average.
Are tigers and lions endangered?
Tigers are, and the Asiatic lion.The African lion hasn't reached endangered status yet.
What are the causes and effects of Tigers becoming endangered?
Causes of tigers becoming endangered include habitat loss, poaching for their body parts, and human-wildlife conflict. Effects of tigers becoming endangered include disruption of ecosystems, loss of biodiversity, and potential extinction of the species.
Any zoo will be happy to discuss private ownership, provided you can obtain proper licensing and provide for a healthy environment.
There are many rich people that have ultimately sacrificed their children to a wild animal just because their child wanted to own a tiger. In one instance, the young lady got a tiger for her 4th birthday. The tiger was treated as a pet and had its own cage. TWELVE YEARS LATER, something went horribly wrong and the tiger killed her. But what a happy childhood and twelve wonderful years.
How do you sleep at night if you cant?
Well, it is best to play some nice soft music, if that doesn't work then just think about nice gentle soft things and finally if that doesn't work just lay in bed and close your eyes. If NONE of that works then you should consult a doctor about it, then they might give you some sleeping pills.
What do javan tigers look like?
Javan tigers were typically small in size compared to other tiger subspecies, with males ranging from 220-310 pounds and females from 165-243 pounds. They had a distinctive thick fur coat with closely spaced dark stripes. Javan tigers had a shorter mane compared to other tiger subspecies.
It is unlikely that a single wolf could kill a full-grown tiger, as tigers are much larger and more powerful predators. Tigers have evolved to be formidable hunters with sharp claws and teeth, able to bring down large prey. Wolves typically hunt in packs and would be more likely to avoid a confrontation with a tiger.
How do tigers spend their days and nights?
Female tigers spend a third of their day sleeping, the rest hunting, looking after cubs and eating. Adult males spend a third of their day sleeping, the rest hunting, eating and guarding territory.
Why do tigers live in south Asia?
Tigers are native to South Asia due to the region's suitable habitat and abundant prey availability. They are well adapted to the diverse ecosystems present in countries like India, Nepal, and Bangladesh, where they can thrive in tropical forests, grasslands, and mangrove swamps. Conservation efforts are crucial in protecting these iconic big cats and their natural habitats.
Are Tigers listed as critically endangered?
Yes, there are two subspecies of Tiger that are listed as "critically endangered" according to the International Union of Conservation of Nature, also known as the IUCN Red list. Both the South China Tiger, with a population trend posted as "unknown", and the Sumatran Tiger, with a population trend posted as "decreasing, are listed with the endangered status "critically endangered". For more details, please see the sites listed below.
What is the year of the tiger?
The year of the tiger is every 12 years the last year of the tigers was in 1998 and 2010 is also the year of the tiger and the next one will be in 2022.
Are there cougars lions or tigers in Europe?
no duh smart 1
No cougar fossils have ever been found even in Asia but the tigers are different story. The caspian tiger (extinct nowadays) used to live around the caucasian mountains and the north side of these mountains is Europe which makes these tigers european. Well it's the very far south east edge of course...
Can a tiger walk on the day its born?
Many deer and antelope can run the day they are born. And within hours, too!
Does day and night count as two days in state prison?
yes it does. i forgot what they call it but ive herd its true, depends on what the judge tells you. its like a program you qualify for if you have good behavior or depending on your crime. im preety sure the slang word is sleeptime!