Characteristics of Tigers in Different Countries

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At present there are about 3000 tigers in the world, more than half of which are in India and Bangladesh. This number is calculated with the number of two living subspecies of the tiger. They roam in the Sundarbans of India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.

Characteristics of tigers in different countries

The skin color of the tiger is yellow to light orange, and the color of the stripe is black to black. The abdomen is white, and the tail is white with a black ring. A modified tiger species (white tiger) has white or bright dark stripes on the body, and some are just white. Black tigers have orange, yellow or white stripes. There have been reports of black tigers without stripes, but no evidence has been found.

The length of a male tiger with a tail is 210-310 cm, while the length of a female is 240-265 cm. The tail measures 85-110 cm, and the neck height is 90-110 cm. The average weight of males is 221.2 kg and females 139.7 kg. The roar of a Royal Bengal Tiger can be heard up to 3 km away.

Indochina tiger

This Indochina tiger is found in the Indochina region of Southeast Asia. The scientific name of this tiger is named after the famous hunter Jim Corbett. This species of tiger is usually smaller than the Bengal tiger and is usually a predator.

Malayan tiger

Malayan tigers are found in the Malay Peninsula. This tiger is the national animal of Malaysia. The number of these tigers is 600 to 800. Like other tigers, this tiger is on the endangered list today. This tiger is smaller in size than the Bengal tiger or the Siberian tiger. Tigers of this species usually feed on vegetarian animals. Many times this tiger also preys on Malay Tapir.

Siberian tiger

The Siberian tiger is identified as the largest tiger in the world. These tigers are found in Russia. This tiger is also found in the forests of eastern Russia. Different types of tigers have also been reported. Like other tigers, this species is endangered. Another name for this tiger is Usuri tiger as it is found in Usuri area.

The Siberian tiger is gaining status as the largest tiger in the world. The color and amount of fur changes according to the different seasons of this tiger. As food, these tigers prey on vegetarian animals in various tundra areas.

Tigers of southern China

The tiger is named after a tiger found in the southeastern part of China. This tiger is also endangered today due to human aggression. The size of the tiger of this species is medium. As food, these tigers prey on a variety of vegetarian animals.

Sand tiger

Do not think that this tiger lives in the sand. Originally found on the Indonesian island of Bali, the tiger was named Bali Tiger. But nowadays it is very difficult to see this tiger. Because, due to the spread of such a growing civilization, this tiger is almost extinct. This tiger was the smallest in size. These tigers prey on a variety of vegetarian animals as food.

Tiger of Java

Java tiger is the costume name of this tiger as it is found on the island of Java in Indonesia. However, like the sand tiger, this tiger is also extinct. After this it became extinct in the first half of the twentieth century. These tigers have been trying to save the zoo for some time. Due to the limited habitat of these tigers and continued hunting, they became extinct and became extinct.

This tiger was quite small in size like the tigers of other equatorial regions. In addition, due to the inherent nature of the hybrids (especially mutations) tigers are also seen outside the familiar appearance.

White tiger

The white tiger is well known in India. There are tigers in different zoos of India. This tiger is known to be a hybrid between the Bengal tiger and the Siberian tiger subspecies. This tiger was first caught from the forest of Dhenkanal.

Some white tigers are dorahin. Now this tiger is not commonly seen in the forest. Because, this tiger has been caught in the forest and taken to the zoo long ago. So these independent white tigers are now beautifying the zoo, not the forest. This tiger is neither too big nor too small in size. Rather it can be called moderate. These tigers prey on a variety of vegetarian animals as food.

Black tiger

Before seeing such tigers, it was thought that the color of the tiger skin turned black as a result of forest fires, not from birth. A few days ago, it was reported that this tiger was seen in the forest of Orissa, India. Subsequent scientific studies have shown that these tigers are black from birth. However, many people compare this tiger with a panther. But this comparison does not apply here. It has been observed that the behavior of this tiger is similar to that of the tiger species. Swadhinacheta is not very big in the form of this black tiger. Rather it can be called moderate. These tigers prey on a variety of vegetarian animals as food.

The golden tiger

This tiger is called Sonali Bagh because of its golden skin color. Currently, the number of tigers is less than 30. Similar color mutations have been reported in Bengal tigers and Siberian tigers. This tiger is also known as golden tabby. The last wild golden tiger was hunted in the forest of Mysore. These tigers are almost doraha. Especially there is no stripe on the abdomen. A pet tiger named Bhim is considered to be the ancestor of the domesticated golden tiger. Not too big in size. Rather it can be called moderate. These tigers prey on a variety of vegetarian animals as food.

Malij tiger

The skin color of this tiger is very bluish. Most males are tigers of the southern Chinese tiger subspecies. This tiger is extremely endangered today. The blue hybrid is probably extinct. Blue tigers have also been reported among Siberian tigers. Not too big in size. Rather it can be called moderate. These tigers prey on a variety of vegetarian animals as food.

Royal Bengal Tiger

The handsome tiger found in the Sundarbans region of Bangladesh is known worldwide as the Royal Bengal Tiger. According to the tiger census conducted by the Forest Department of Bangladesh in 2004, there are 385 Royal Bengal Tigers in the Sundarbans. Tigers of this species are commonly found in the Sundarbans of India and elsewhere, in the forests of Nepal and Bhutan. The male tiger in northern India is similar in size to the Siberian tiger, with a maximum head length of 332-376 mm. In northern India and Nepal, the average weight of males is 235 kg and females 140 kg. At present, tests on the weight of different tiger species show that on average, Bengal tigers are larger than Siberian tigers.

The Sundarbans is the last sanctuary of the Royal Bengal Tiger in Bangladesh. The tiger migration is being hampered by the way in which the leafy bushes and trees are declining due to human aggression. There is food shortage in the forest. Thus, the Royal Bengal Tiger is in danger of extinction.

Man-eating tiger

Humans are not the normal food of tigers. Tigers turn into cannibals when they taste the weakness of age, injury, and premature blood. Even after being man-eating, tigers prey on other creatures.

Tiger relationship with humans

People have hunted tigers for self-defense, joy and boasting. Today, tigers are being killed all over Asia. People are destroying forests for their own needs, which is harming the tigers. The cannibalism of tigers is also increasing.