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Tigers
Tigers are the largest natural species of cat in the world, and are native to Asia. The characteristic orange and black stripes are unique to each tiger and the beauty and majesty of this animal has been depicted in pictures and stories from many different cultures throughout history. Tigers are critically endangered as they are sold as pets illegally, hunted for sport and used in Chinese medicine.
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What is the lifespan of a tiger in the wild?
Tigers in the wild typically live for 10-15 years, although some may reach 20 years of age under ideal conditions. Factors such as availability of prey, competition with other predators, and human threats can impact their lifespan.
None of the big cats run very far. They pounce, and they may use a short sprint going flat out to try to catch prey, but they can't do much in the way of distance running. Even the cheetah, the swiftest of land animals (which can reach freeway speeds) can only move like this for a minute or two before tiring. And any big cat that can't make the kill in a short time will give up and regroup (rest) to try again later.
What are the names of the tigers in the movie Two Brothers?
Kumal and Sangah
(i might not have spelled it right)
Who discovered the sungarian tiger?
The Siberian tiger, also known as the Amur tiger, is native to the Sikhote-Alin mountain region in Russia. It was never "discovered" as a new species; instead, it has always been known to local populations in its natural habitat.
Are tigers endangered because of pollution?
Tigers are primarily threatened by habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict, rather than pollution. Habitat destruction due to human activities such as deforestation and conversion of forest land for agriculture is one of the biggest threats to tiger populations. Poaching for their skins, bones, and other body parts is another major factor driving tigers to the brink of extinction. Efforts to protect and conserve tiger habitats, strict enforcement of anti-poaching laws, and community-based conservation initiatives are crucial for the survival of these magnificent animals.
Where is a Indochinese Tiger found?
Indochinese tigers are a species of tiger found in vietnam, laos, cambodia, thailand, and southern china. Adult females weigh 240-300 pounds. Adult males weigh 350-500 pounds. Their diet includes fish, reptiles, birds, deer, and wild pigs.
Is a tiger better than a gorilla at fighting?
Tigers are generally regarded as better fighters than gorillas due to their speed, agility, and sharp claws and teeth. Tigers are skilled hunters with powerful pouncing abilities, while gorillas rely more on displays of strength and intimidation rather than specialized fighting techniques.
Why do tigers have sharp theeth?
Because of self defense
Yes, but that's not all. They need their claws for hunting, fighting, as a way to mark mark territory, to protect themselves and possibly their cubs. They need claws for the same reason that every other organism has any other sort of defense; self- and species-preservation. A tiger's claws is just one way of protecting itself and its species. Claws aren't great against a bullet or a blade, but they're great against everything else in nature. We're basically all built for ensuring the survival of the species ('all' meaning everything on the planet that has a hint of life in it). Everything has it's own way of defending itself; we have our brains (how messed up is that) and teeth and powerful arms and legs; raptors (birds, not dinosaurs) have incredible eyesight, speed, talons, and flight; plants have all sorts of different ways of protecting itself. Think of every inconvenience you've encountered from a plant; that was most likely one of it's defenses. Trees have bark to protect its insides; citrus fruits have peels to protect the seeds and fruit.
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this is a tigers pray from all around the world.
A tiger's favorite prey is deer and wild boar. Deer species may include sambar, chital, sika deer, swamp deer, and hog deer, among others. Depending on the habitat, tigers may also eat antelope, buffalo, guar, domestic livestock, peafowl, monkeys, civets, porcupines, fish, frogs, crabs, large monitor lizards, pythons, and young elephants or rhinos. Grass, fruits, and berries are also eaten.
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Why dont people stop hunting white tigers?
People continue to hunt white tigers for various reasons such as illegal wildlife trade and cultural beliefs about their rarity and beauty. Effective conservation efforts, stricter enforcement of laws against poaching, and raising awareness about the importance of protecting these endangered species are needed to address this issue.
A tiger's head is rounded and shortened and the eyes face forward?
Yes, a tiger's head is typically rounded and shortened with the eyes facing forward, providing it with binocular vision for depth perception and hunting. This anatomy helps tigers to accurately gauge distance and accurately target their prey during the hunt.
How can you stop tigers being endangered?
To help stop tigers from being endangered, we can work to protect their habitats from deforestation, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict by creating and enforcing strict protected areas and conservation laws. Additionally, raising awareness about the importance of tiger conservation and supporting organizations that are working to protect tigers can also make a positive impact.
Why are tigers the biggest cat?
well why's an eagle called an eagle..
whys a cow called a cow..
The word "tiger" comes from the Greek word "Tigris"
then where did Tigris come from?
some guy decided to call them that...
its how names start
How many cubs can tigers have in one litter?
Any time you try to answer a question like this, you have the averages to deal with, in this case that is two to three cubs are born in a litter. But there are also the larger tigers and unusual circumstances, those range between one and six cubs. Many times when a tigress has an extra large litter, one or more will die soon after birth. This is not a hard and fast rule, but it is in part due to the nature of the tiger itself. The cubs form a pecking order early on, and if there are too many for the mother to feed properly, due to factors she has no control over, she may well lose one or more early on in the development stage.
Usually white tigers have three to four cubs. Sometimes the mothers get lucky with up to seven cubs, but not all of them will survive.
1-2 sometimes 3 or 4. Generaly depends if the tiger had a litter before, the more times it has a litter, theres a chance that it will have more babies.
Tigers usually have two to four cubs weighing around 2 pounds (1 kg) each.
They typically give birth to 2-5 young in the average heathy litter.
The average tiger has 2-3 cubs
3 to 4
2 to 3
The average litter size of Panthera Tigris is 2 to 3 young
Yes, tigers do naturally wear down their claws by scratching trees, prey, and other surfaces in their environment. This helps keep their claws at a manageable length and sharpness. However, in captivity, tigers may require nail trimming by a veterinarian to prevent overgrowth and potential health issues.
How long could a snake reach in length?
There are partially confirmed reports of something, wholly aquatic with a sepentine b ody form and 45 Meters in length ( that's l50 feet) operating in the Amazon and with a camouflage pattern. There is no conning tower so it is not an experimental sub. That Amazon is something else- a 45M aquatic snake is something to be expected from the world"s largest JUNGLE.
Where are tigers found in the wild?
None. Tigers are Native to the Asian Continent. Two species of tigers live here. The Royal Bengal Tiger in India and the Siberian Tiger in Russia. No known species of Tiger have been found to live in Africa.
Actually the proper name is Bengali which is an adjective like(Canadian) is for Canada. The Bengali Tiger, like most wild cats does most of its hunting at night so would be classed as a nocturnal animal Thismakes sense as the jungle is too darn hot and the great cats sleep it off in the daytime. msot cat-animals are nocturnal as regards hunting-FEEDING HABITS.
What part of Asia do tigers come from?
Tigers come from Asia. But Asia is a big place, and they are spread across it. Much of southeast Asia is included in the range of these, the largest of the big cats. Even the islands of Indonesia are home to them. Certainly they are a part of the history of India and adjoining territory. Up in the cold of Siberia north of China we can find the largest members of this breed of cat. Wikipedia has a nice map showing their range, and a link is provided to that and the main article on the tiger. You'll find those links below.
Tigers originated in South and Southeast Asia, although different species can now be found in tropical and grassland climates such as those of South America (in the Amazon Rainforest) and Africa. Yet, the highest concentration of any specific tiger species is still most commonly found in parts of Southern Asia that contain grassland, wet, tropical, swamp, or marsh climates.
They come from India and parts of southeast Asia. Tigers that live in cold northern areas are usually bigger and heavier than those that live in tropical habitats. In captivity, a tiger can live in both tropical and temperate forests as well as in swamps. They are never found far from water.
Tigers live alone, except for mothers and their young. A male and female tiger come together to mate, and then go their separate ways. And The scientific name for the tiger is Panthera tigris. There are five subspecies of tiger: Bengal, South China, Indochinese, Sumatran, and Siberian. Three subspecies of tiger Caspian, Bali, and Javan are extinct
They come from India and parts of southeast Asia. Tigers that live in cold northern areas are usually bigger and heavier than those that live in tropical habitats. In captivity, a tiger can live in both tropical and temperate forests as well as in swamps. They are never found far from water.
Tigers live alone, except for mothers and their young. A male and female tiger come together to mate, and then go their separate ways. And The scientific name for the tiger is Panthera tigris. There are five subspecies of tiger: Bengal, South China, Indochinese, Sumatran, and Siberian. Three subspecies of tiger Caspian, Bali, and Javan are extinct
Some tigers live where it gets very cold, in India and parts of southeast Asia.
Some tigers live where it gets very cold, in India and parts of southeast Asia.
Asia is the home continent to all tigers in the wild. Among the countries where the Tigers have lived in Asia are Russia, India, Sumatra, Indochina, Java,
Can you own a tiger in Michigan?
No, it is illegal to own a tiger as a pet in Michigan under the Large Carnivore Act. Tigers are considered to be dangerous wildlife, and special permits are required to possess them for exhibition or educational purposes.
Why is the tiger the king of the jungle?
I'm sure it's the lion
Cause lions and tigers once fought and the lion ALWAYS won....YEA.....
But the white tigers are stronger than the lions
The average Bengal, Indo Chinese, and Siberian tigers are more powerful than lions.
Can a tiger kill a blue devil?
A tiger is a powerful predator and could potentially kill a blue devil, which is an octopus species known for its ability to defend itself. However, it is unlikely that these two animals would encounter each other in the wild due to their different habitats.
