Physical Characteristics Colour amp Appearance The Bengal Tigers coat is yellow to light orange with stripes ranging from dark brown to black The belly and the interior parts of the limbs are white and the tail is orange with black stripes ID: 210363
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Bengal Tiger Slide2
Physical
Characteristics
Colour
& Appearance:
The
Bengal Tigers coat is yellow to light orange with stripes ranging from dark brown to black. The belly and the interior parts of the limbs are white and the tail is orange with black stripes
.
Size:
Depending
on the subspecies and gender, body length (including the tail) is 140-300 cm. Tail length is 60-95
cm.
Weight: Males
of the largest subspecies,
the Amur (Siberian) tiger,
may
weigh up to 300 kg, while males of the smallest subspecies, the
Sumatran tiger,
range from 100-140 kg. Within each subspecies, males are heavier than females.
Bengal Tiger is one of a fascinating animal from the cat family
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Habitat & Location
Bengal tigers are found in a wide range of habitats in South Asia, from mountains to savannas to mangroves. Bengal tigers mostly inhabit the dry and wet deciduous forests of central and south India, the forests in Himalayan foothills of India and Nepal and lastly the temperate forests of Bhutan. They are also found in Bangladesh, Myanmar, and China. These are some places Bengal Tigers are found.
A mother Bengal
Tiger
and her cub
resting in a tall
grass
of meadow.
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Threats
Bengal Tigers are
endangered due to poaching, loss of habitat, loss of food source or prey loss and conflict with humans.
Prey Loss: Tigers suffer from a severe loss of natural prey like deer and antelopes. Prey numbers decline because of direct poaching for meat and trade, competition with livestock over food and habitat degradation because of excessive wood removal for fires.
Conflict
with Humans: As tigers continue to lose their habitat and prey species, they are increasingly coming into conflict with humans as they attack domestic animals—and sometimes people.
Tigers suffer from a severe loss of natural prey like deer and antelopes
.
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Saving the Bengal Tiger
There are many things you can do to protect and save animals (Bengal Tiger).
Send donations to places that take care of tigers. The money will be used to ensure that tigers are looked after and can be kept in area where they would be safe.
Support organizations or associations that take care of tigers.
Protecting and restoring the habitat of the tiger and encouraging wildlife – friendly environment for the tiger Slide6
Fun Facts
A
tiger's roar can be heard as far
as
2 miles
(3 km) away.
Tigers have eyes that are the brightest of any other animal in the world. Average life span of a Bengal tiger is 8 to 10 years.Type: MammalsDiet: Carnivores
They weight 240 too 500
lbs
Bengal Tigers can
kill the equivalent of 30 buffaloes a year.Unlike other cats, tigers are good swimmers and often cool off in lakes and streams during the heat of the day.