Where can you find a tiger?

Answer 1

Tigers can be found in southern and eastern Asia (India, eastern China, Korea, southeast Siberia, the countries of Southeast Asia, and on the island of Sumatra.

For most people in Europe and the Americas, the closest place to find a tiger is in a local zoo or a traveling circus.

Answer 2

In some zoos they live in enclosures that are mainly grass with a bit of dirt, while in others they have small pools or creeks so they can get in the water, and ledges of some kind that they can climb. Others still have either real or man made boulders, caves, grass, dirt and usually some type of water source for them to cool off in. Most zoos try to make sure the enclosure is a place that the animals can exercise all their natural abilities safely, while allowing for future development, if it becomes clear the big cats needs more room. This is not the case with all zoos, but the larger more modern zoos have moved towards this type of mission statement for all their species. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

Answer 3

San fransisco and la? im not shure

There is an internet programme called ISIS which lists captive animals,

http://app.isis.org/abstracts/abs.asp

click on mammals and then click on taxonomic names, then click letter P and then scroll down to Panthera tigris. Click on the name of the zoo to find its location.

I can't vouch for the accuracy but it gives an idea as to where you can see tigers in captivity.

Answer 4

Tigers are typically found in Asia, particularly in countries like India, Indonesia, and Malaysia. They inhabit a variety of habitats including forests, grasslands, and mangrove swamps. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect their dwindling populations due to habitat loss and poaching.

Answer 5

A majority of the world's tigers live in Asia. The type of places tigers live in are: swamps, grasslands, and rain forests.
A tigers habitat is rain forests and jungles

Answer 6

in the wild tigers are found in India, Nepal, china, Russia, Bhutan, Myanmar, Thailand and Sumatra.

Answer 7

It is kept inside a cage actually, which the zookeepers like to call "enclosures".