Basic Facts About Tigers

Tiger is the biggest member of the family of cat (cat). They were wearing thick red coat, white belly, white and black tail. Their head, body, tail, limbs have thin black, brown, or gray stripes. There are nine variants of Bangladesh, Siberia, Indochina, South China, Sumatra, Malaya, Caspian Sea, Java and Bali. Of these, the last three are extinct, one is extinct in the wild and the rest are on the verge of extinction.

Tigers mainly eat wild deer, boar, buffalo, antelope. Tigers are also known to kill lazy bears, dogs, panthers, crocodiles, pythons, and monkeys and rabbits. Old and injured tigers are also known to attack humans and livestock

In the early 20th century, there were about 100,000 tigers in the whole range. Today it is estimated that there are about 3,000 to 4,500 species in total in the field. Below is a breakdown of the number of tigers by subspecies

The historic tiger traveled from Turkey to South Asia and Southeast Asia to the Far East coast of the continent. Today, it can only be seen in South Asia, Southeast Asia, China, Russia Far East.

Tigers occupy a wide variety of habitats, ranging from tropical forests, evergreen forests, forested areas, mangrove swamps to meadows, savanna and rock habitats. Most of them are nocturnal activities (night activities are more active) and ambush predators that rely on camouflage provided by stripes. Tigers use their weight to defeat prey on the ground and bite their heads. They are also very good swimming players and are called prey of murder when swimming.

Tigers basically live a lonely life except in the mating phase and when they are young. They are usually ferocious territory and they mark their big house

Mating period: Tropical climate mainly from November to April, winter in temperate areas

Cubs took out his mother from the nest in about 8 weeks and became independent in 18 months. They quit their mother for about two and a half years. Mothers protect turnips from outdoor men who may kill turnip and allow women to accept mating

Three to four months after pregnancy, female Bengal tigers have a child of about five. The child of the newborn Bengal tigers weighs about 1 kilogram (2 pounds) and is blind and helpless. The mother gave them milk for about two months, then put the child of the Bengal tiger into the flesh. Children of the Bengal tigers are dependent on their mother for the first 18 months and then hunt themselves.

Tiger is the biggest member of cat family. They live in Asia and belong to the same genus as Lions, Leopards, Jaguars. The two main variants of the tiger are Siberian tiger and Bengal tiger. Tigers are thought to have occurred in North Asia during Pleistocene. Scientific classification: Tiger belongs to the family of cats. The scientific classification of each tiger is described in the "Tiger Type" section of this report. - To understand the ecosystem impact of Set Bagnet (SBN), explain the coastal ecosystem (BOB) of the Bengal Bay using a mass balance model of nutrient interaction. The BOB model covers an area of ​​24,000 square kilometers and has 14 functional ecological groups, of which 13 are living groups and 1 are dead groups (garbage). The results show that all consumers' eco-nutritional efficiency (EE)> 0.90 shows that consumers are being developed in large quantities within the system.

Pantella Tigris Tigris, often called the Bengal Tiger, is the most populous in the world, despite the fact that there are fewer than 2,500 people. These tigers will appear in India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, wildlife and wildlife centers (zoos, parks, protected areas, etc.). India has the largest proportion of these magnificent animals with more than 1,500 Bengal tigers. Bhutan has the smallest population, with only about 70 tigers. Because of its beauty and the cultural and religious significance of the Bengal tiger, it became an animal in the country of India and Bangladesh.