What makes Siberian tigers so special?

Answer 1

The Siberian tiger have developed a series of adaptations for his environment: Thick fur, up to 105 mm for hair. Wider paws. A layer of fat, principally in its belly. Longer arms and legs, for the long walks in search of food. The color of its fur is lighter than other tigers and have less stripes.

Answer 2

Large predators take much longer to evolve, meaning they're more specified to certain types of environments. They preserve an ecosystem by maintaining the right amount of animals lower on the food chain. For example if the tigers die, then there may be more spotted deer, which then may eat too many plants for certain birds to survive, etc. It has a very well documented history of trickling down until only small vermin type animals can survive, and is that what you want? not me.

Answer 3

They keep the population of Siberian dragons in check.

Answer 4

The Siberian comes from eastern Russia and northern China, where winters are brutally cold..The Siberian tiger has extra long fur and more fat on it's body than tigers of warmer climes.

Answer 5

Because its almost extinct n ther strips

Answer 6

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