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Kids For Tigers - Saving Tigers - Threat To Tigers
Tigers - Saving Tigers - Threat To Tigers About us | Register with us | Advertise | Fine Print | Contact us | Sitemap Home SAVING TIGERS Threats to Tigers Why Save Tigers ... prey to survive. This is when tigers ...
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Save The Tiger Fund | All About Tigers
After killing their prey, tigers drag the animal to a safe place, consuming it over the course of several days. Mating and Cubs Female tigers ...
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Tigers - Photos, Sounds, and Information
Inches Male: 8 Feet 8 Inches - 10 Feet 2 Inches Prey: Antelope, Buffalo, Cattle, Deer, Pigs. Gestation period: Approximately 103 days ... Bengal tigers have the double recessive gene that causes the white coloring. White tigers are not albino. 4) There are more Bengal tigers than ... subspecies. 4) Considered to be the evolutionary ancestor of all tigers. 5) The only zoo's that have this tiger are ...
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Tigers - Photos, Sounds, and Information
Tigers - Photos, Sounds, and Information The 3 Extinct Tiger Subspecies Bali Scientific Name: Panthera tigris balica ...
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White Tigers,White Tiger in Jungles,White Tiger in Indian Jungles
The more concentrated the prey the smaller an area a tiger needs to survive. Life span: White tigers in the wild live to be about 10 to 15 years while tigers ... any prey in their sights. - Because they are solitary animals, they hunt mostly at night - White tigers are born to - - Bengal tigers that ...
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Asian Tiger,Giant Asian Tigers,Giant Wild Asian Tigers
As livestock become more plentiful, tigers begin to prey on the herds, where the first human victim is usually a herdsman protecting his own cows or goats. Once acclimated to humans as a food source, tigers ...
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National Geographic Coloring Book: Tigers Picture
Classroom Magazine Homework Help Illustration by Natalya Zahn Tigers Tigers are the largest members of the cat family. ... tigers have the same pattern of stripes! The tiger’s skull (lower left) holds sharp teeth, the better to eat large prey such as deer, wild cattle, and wild pigs. The tiger’s ferocious roar (lower right) can be heard as far as two miles (three kilometers) away. More About Tigers ...
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Africa on the Matrix: Tigers?
Rhinoceros Sea Lions Sharks (Great White) Tigers Wild Dogs Wildebeest, Etc. Zebra Birds Birds (Main Page) Birds of Prey Hornbills Waterbirds People People: Introduction ... • Lions Feeding • Lions Mating Monkeys Other Mammals Rhinoceros Sea Lions Tigers Wild Dogs Wildebeest, Etc. Zebra ****************************** People & Places ---------- People -------------------- • Herero People (Namibia ...
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WWF - Tigers - Ecology & Habitat
Bengal tiger Malayan tiger Tigers - Ecology & Habitat At the top of the food chain The habitat requirement of tigers are dense vegetation, the presence of large ungulate prey, and access to ... mammals, such as pigs, deer, antelope, buffalo, and gaur. Smaller mammals and birds are occasional prey. Tigers have also been known to eat crocodiles, fish, birds, reptiles, and even other predators like ...
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WWF - Threats to the Tigers
Threats to tigers can be separated into two categories: Poaching and ... implementation is often ineffective. Habitat loss and fragmentation Habitat destruction reduces both tigers and its prey. As a result tigers move into settled areas in search of food, where they are more ...
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