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The Taj Mahal is one of the most famous landmarks in India.

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Amazing Facts About the Bengal Tiger

The Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India and Bangladesh, and can even be seen on Bangladeshi money!

Bengal Tiger stripes are unique to each individual and act just like human fingerprints do.

At approximately 4 inches long, the Bengal Tiger has the largest canine teeth of any living cat, and their retractable claws are perfect for climbing trees!

Where do Bengal Tigers live?

Bengal Tigers present in India are mainly found in subtropical and temperate upland forests. In Bangladesh, they can be seen living in the Sundarbans mangrove region where they are known to swim between islands. Bengal Tigers are the only tigers known to thrive in a mangrove habitat! Prime lowland forest is their favourite habitat within Nepal, and in Bhutan they live in the subtropical Himalayan foothills and in north temperate forests.

How and what do Bengal Tigers eat?

These powerful hunters are most active at dusk and dawn, when they use tall grass and trees to stalk prey and silently attack. After capture, the Bengal Tiger drags or swims with prey to a protected area to consume. Common Bengal Tiger prey includes water buffalo, deer species, gaur and wild boar. They are capable of eating up to 40kg in one sitting but don't do this very often!

Are Bengal Tigers solitary like most tigers?

Yes. Bengal Tigers are solitary and spend most of their day resting in a shaded area, conserving energy for their late hunts!

Bengal Tigers maintain home ranges, and females choose areas that they think are suitable for raising young. This often includes a nearby water source, so that the cubs can cool down on hotter days.

Much like the Sumatran Tiger, the Bengal Tiger breeds all year round and cubs learn necessary hunting skills at 6 months of age. When they reach 2-3 years, it is time for them to leave their mother and shortly after their departure she will return into heat and begin the breeding process again.

Bengal Tigers are famous for their rival-attacking abilities, and have been known to target nearby predators such as leopards and wolves when prey is scarce.

What threats face the Bengal Tiger?

The main threats facing the Bengal Tiger are poaching and habitat loss. Those tigers living within the mangrove area are also sensitive to climate change as sea levels rise and alter the structure of mangrove systems.

Wildlife crime is high and well organised poaching gangs exist to continue the illegal trade between India, Nepal and China. Bengal Tiger body parts and bones are of high value, and even in protected areas it is difficult to halt illegal activity in the pursuit of these items.

Conflict with humans is also high for Bengal Tigers living in close proximity to towns and settlements. In areas where both tigers and humans thrive, sightings of Bengal Tigers are frequent and create fear within communities. Myths and stories of 'man-eating' Bengal Tigers fuel the act of hunting, and farmers often use poison as to avoid prosecution for shooting. As increasing human populations spread throughout Bengal Tiger territory, these conflicts will continue to occur.

What can we do to help Bengal Tigers?

In India and Nepal there are 11 main protected areas existing to protect prime Bengal Tiger habitat. The Tiger Project, established in the 1970's, has helped stabilise Bengal Tiger populations in these reserve areas although overall populations are still decreasing.

The Wildlife Protection Society of India watches over any poaching activity, carrying out confiscations at borders. Although they are able to confiscate and prosecute poachers, locating the operations source is very difficult and origins remain unclear. In order to target entire gangs, they are working to improve this method.

In 2012, WWF created a global campaign called 'Save Tigers Now' which works against Bengal Tiger threats and aims to increase the population by 2022. They actively promote a ban on public contact with tigers in the U.S. as it promotes unnecessary breeding, and encourage consumers to stop buying wildlife products when travelling abroad. For more information or to donate, check out their website here.

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Amazing Facts about Bengal Tigers | OneKindPlanet Animal Education

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The Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India and Bangladesh, and can even be seen on Bangladeshi money! Bengal Tiger stripes are unique to each individual and act just like human fingerprints do. At approximately 4 inches long, the Bengal Tiger has the largest canine teeth of any living cat, and their retractable claws are perfect for climbing trees!

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Tigers occur at very low densities 1.1-1.98 tigers per 100 km² in the rainforest as a result of low prey densities, thus to maintain viable tiger populations of minimum of 6 breeding females, reserves need to be larger than 1000 km².

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Tigers have webbed feet to help them swim.

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Tigers have large muscles and they are excellent swimmers because of their webbed toes.

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AMUR tigers are the biggest land carnivores in the world. They can reach the maximum size of 13 feet and weighs up to 660 lbs. They eat large prey such as ungulates and produce babies in sheltered dens or caves. Over the past 40 years, amur tigers have been rapidly losing grounds to poaching and human hunting. Russian authorities have placed some restrictions on commercial trading. It has eventually brought reasonable stability in tiger's population in the Russian Far East. Let's study some of the most interesting Amur tiger facts.

Interesting Facts about Siberian Tigers

Amur tiger's skull resembles skull of a lion except for the lower jaw which is slightly different. The biggest skull ever measured of a Siberian tiger reaches a length of 406 mm (16.0 in). The skull is from the specimen found in the northeast China.

They have 90 to 115 mm long whiskers one that probably helps the tiger to find prey. Like in most land carnivores, the tiger's whiskers might possibly serve as radars.

While it generally displays dark orange skin, the coat turns dull brown in winter and the fur also becomes shaggier.

Siberian tigers are largely found in the Russian Far East, eastern Siberia, and the north-eastern China. China is home to 18 to 22 amur tigers.

They are known to consume Siberian roe deer, Manchurian wapiti, sika deer, wild boar, and Amur moose.

Amur tigers will travel as much as 620 miles within the country.

The female can give birth to twins but the litter size can consist of four cubs max.

There are approximately less than 600 Siberian tigers remaining in the wild.

Amur tigers are endangered species.

The maximum lifespan of a captive amur tiger is estimated at 25 years.

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I'm excited to share with you my passion for these elusive yet majestic creatures dwelling on earth. This richly illustrated work brings me close to Russia's iconic big cat, so I could explore as to how it lives and how it interacts with others of its own kind.

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AMUR tigers are the biggest land carnivores in the world. They can reach the maximum size of 13 feet and weighs up to 660 lbs. They eat large prey such as ungulates and produce babies in sheltered dens or caves. Over the past 40 years, amur tigers have been rapidly losing grounds to poaching and human hunting.

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My favorite is the white tigers. Tigers have webbed paws.

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I didn’t know tigers had webbed feet! Thank you all for teaching me something new.

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Bengal tigers are 50 percent of all remaing tigers inthe world.

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You can hear tiger roar form far far away. I like them all and they like dears

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My favorite was the forecourt because the colors.

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Tigers evolved into 6 subspecies

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A flower is the most beautiful part of a plant.

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The leaves are one of the most important part of a plant

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Cassidy Elam
I like the Malayan tiger..The Malayan tiger likes to swim. Fewer then 4,000 tigers remain in the Wild..

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plant have different part for different functions.
leaves absorb the sunlight to make food for the plans.

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the white bengal tiger. i learn that tiger love the water like me and that tigers have web toes wow so that they can move water around more easy. The white bengal tiger are fully grown 2-3 years of age. The male weights of 200-230 kilogram now that's big and up to 3 met resin length. the stripes on the white bengal tiger are like their finger prints and all are different.

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Bengal tiger males can weigh up to 490 lbs and females weigh up to 310 lbs

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Plants need water and sunlight to survive.

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