The Bengal Tiger
At an approximate body length of 9 feet 1 inch, weight of 350 – 550 pounds, height of 3 feet or less, tail length of 36 inches, the tiger is the largest and biggest of the cat family and the most fearsome predator in the wild (Asian Rainforest: Bengal Tiger). The Bengal Tiger is one of five sub-species of the tiger; the other four include Siberian, South China, Indochinese, and Sumataran (About the white Bengal tiger). The eyes on the tiger are large, which helps with excellent vision. The tigers hearing are also good with well-developed earflaps. The tiger’s large canine teeth, retractable claws, and strong, powerful jaws contribute to its ferocious acts (Asian Rainforest: Bengal Tiger). The furs on tigers are short, thick, bright fawn to reddish tan colouring, shaded with white underneath and sharp marked uneven black stripes; no two tiger coats are identical (Sarah’s Bengal Tiger Page). The Bengal tiger is found throughout Southern Asia, primarily India, with smaller populations in Bhutan, China, Nepal, and Bangladesh. An approximate of 3,275 – 4,700 Bengal tigers were living in these countries in 1995, this is a remarkable decrease from 100,000 tigers just a century ago. The Bengal tiger population is more secure in India
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