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The White tiger is a beautiful creature, that sadly, is endangered. There are only about 200 white tigers left in the world. That is why it’s so important that they reproduce. In every litter that a female produces, it consists of about 4 or 5 cubs. A white tiger’s lifespan is about 12 years, which can be longer in captivity. They weigh up to 300kg, and can get up to 3 meters long.  White tigers are carnivores and, in the wild, they often feed on large mammals, such as wild boar, buffalo and deer. There are five different kinds or subspecies of tiger alive in today’s world. These tigers are called Siberian, the South China, the Indochinese, Bengal, and the Sumatran.

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Around half of tiger cubs don’t live beyond two years of age.

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After a gestation period of 16 weeks or about 3.5 months, a white tiger gives birth to a live litter, usually about three or four cubs.

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They live in steamy hot jungles as well as icy cold forest habitats.

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White tigers are in fact endangered, and only about two hundred white tigers remain.

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White tigers are carnivores and, in the wild, they often feed on large mammals, such as wild boar, buffalo and deer. Depending on what is available in a particular area, white tigers may also prey on smaller animals, for example,  fish and monkeys.

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Unlike some big cats like lions, adult tigers like to live alone, except for mother tigers with cubs. This is somewhat because in the forest, a single tiger can sneak up and surprise its prey better than a group of tigers can!