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The tiger is a carnivorous animal, mammal and belongs to the cat family. responds exclusively to the Asian continent and differs in 9 subspecies which 3 are considered extinct. The tiger weighs 90 kilos at least in general. It is a nocturnal animal. Females raise their babies on their own, with the nest being well protected in places such as caves and rocky cracks. The size of the babies when they are born is 780 - 1,600 grams, because they usually born 2-3 babies but there are cases can born 1-6 babies. Also unlike cats they love water and are very good swimmers. finally they take shower either in a river or in basin water.
Konstantina Bourkoula.

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Cheetah are meet- eaters mammals  from felines family. They live mainly in Africa and are kind of disappearing. Cheetah are  beige with black spots and they are famous because run very fast.
Melitina Zannou

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They live in Europe. In the Greece they live in the Thraki , Macedonia ,Epirus ,Sterea Greece and Thessaly. They are plant-eaters.Their predators is are the wolves. Deer can run very fast and they are not very large. They are very flexible and in this way they can protect themselves.
Konstantina Bourkoula

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They live on high mountains. Bears .....

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Efforts to protect Greece's brown bears are starting to pay off, according to a study by the conservation group Arcturos this week.

It claims the country's bear population has made a slight recovery and is both numerically and genetically more robust.

The group's study used hair samples collected over a space of three years, which had been caught in electricity poles that the bears use as scratching posts.

These hairs underwent DNA analysis and the results of more than 3,000 samples were published in the latest edition of the periodical Heredity.

A new methodology allowed Arcturos to identify more than 250 bears between 2007 and 2010 and four genetically distinct populations in Rodopi, Vitsi, Varnounda and Pindos.

A later Arcturos study in 2015 estimated that the bear population of Greece numbers at least 450 individuals.

At the same time, in statements to the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA), Arcturos scientific director Alexandros Karamanlidis made it clear that Greece's bears were "not out of the woods yet".

"Even though the brown bear population in Pindos shows genetic and numerical improvement, it nevertheless remains the most genetically downgraded population in the wider Balkan region," he said.

He noted that the three populations in Pindos had previously been isolated, leading to their genetic deterioration, until this was reversed by a series of changes - including urbanization - that created safe passage and greater living spaces.
(Source: ANMA)

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Brown Bear Population in Greece 'Recovering'

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Efforts to protect Greece's brown bears are starting to pay off, according to a study by the conservation group Arcturos this week. It claims the country's bear population has made a slight recovery and is both numerically and genetically more robust.

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It lives in Europe and in Asia. Golden jackal is an omnivorous mammal. It is a predator and  runs very fast to protect itself.
Melitina Zannou

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How do animals protect themselves from harm

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something more to learn about animals