Many believe that the Sumatran tiger became isolated on the small island of Sumatra, because of climate change. The island is believed to have been created by water levels rising, which in turn stranded the animals. Sumatran tigers are the smallest of all tigers, which suits island life.
In RainForests Like Asia And South America
i think asia not sure
white tiger, Bengal tiger, inochinese tiger, malayan tiger, south china tiger and the sumatran tiger.
In the wild, there are six different subspecies of tigers, which include the Bengal, Indochinese, Malayan, Siberian, South China, and Sumatran tigers. Each subspecies inhabits different regions of Asia, such as India, Russia, Southeast Asia, and China. Tigers can be found primarily in forests, grasslands, mangrove swamps, and rocky areas where there is ample prey and water sources.
No, Tigers are native to asia.
NO. Tigers are found in Asia. The Amazon is in South America.
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The largest population of wild tigers is found in India, with nearly 1450 of the world's remaining 2100 Bengal tigers. Other populations are: Siberians, around 500, Indo Chinese, 800, Malayan, 450, Sumatran, around 750, South China, less than 10 in the wild.
They live in the forest in south Asia and east Asia.
There are five sub-species:Amur - (Panthera Tigris altaica)N. Indochinese - (P. t. corbetti)South China, or Amoy - (P. t. amoyensis)Malayan - (P. t. jacksoni)Sumatran - (P. t. sumatrae)Bengal - (P. t. Tigris)
No. Giraffes live in Africa. Tigers live in Asia. They never meet.
Yes, tigers do live near the equator, particularly in Southeast Asia. They inhabit tropical forests, mangroves, and grasslands in countries like Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia. The Sumatran tiger, for example, is found specifically on the island of Sumatra, which is located just south of the equator.