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    Tiger

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    TIGERS

    A tiger is a powerful carnivore, a hunter with sharp


    teeth, strong jaw, powerful claws and a very agile
    body. They are the largest naturally occurring
    species of cat, of which the Siberian tiger is the
    largest, weighing up to 800 pounds and measuring
    up to 11 feet head to tail.

    Find out more about this remarkable endangered species in the


    fact file below.
    TIGER FACTS
    ● Tigers are endemic to Asia. They are an endangered
    species because of poaching and habitat loss.
    ● The closest relative to the tiger is the lion.
    ● Tigers can live to 20 years old in zoos but only 15
    years in the wild. Most wild tigers do not live that long.
    Only half of all cubs survive to independence from
    their mother at about two years old. Only 40 percent of
    these survivors live to establish a territory and begin to
    produce young.
    ● Tigers are the largest naturally occurring species of
    cat. Siberian tigers are the largest of the nine species.
    Tigers can weigh up to 800 pounds and measure 11
    feet from head to tail.
    ● Most tigers have more than 100 stripes. Their stripes
    are much like a fingerprint, because no two tigers are
    exactly alike. Their coat is also perfect for camouflage.
    ● One averaged-sized tiger can eat up to 60 pounds of
    meat at one time. It is the largest carnivorous land
    mammal. Tigers require large areas with forest cover,
    water, and prey such as deer and swine. The tiger
    hunts alone, primarily between dusk and dawn,
    traveling six to 20 miles in a night in search of prey.
    TIGER FACTS
    ● A tiger’s canine teeth can grow up to three inches long
    and are easily capable of crunching through the spine
    of any creature on Earth.
    ● Tigers are ferocious and, unlike the laid-back lion, it’s
    never wise to turn your back to a tiger even in captivity.
    ● A tiger’s saliva is antiseptic, and comes in handy when
    a tiger cleans its wounds.
    ● Tigers are largely solitary cats and are most active
    between dusk and dawn, except for a mother and her
    cubs, tigers live and hunt alone. Males and females
    meet only briefly to mate. After a gestation of 100 to
    112 days, two to three blind and helpless cubs are
    born.
    ● Tiger cubs weigh just over two pounds at birth and
    nurse until they are six months old. During the next 18
    months, they gradually become independent, and at
    about two years of age strike out alone to find their
    own territory. Females may establish a territory
    adjacent to that of their mother, or even take over part
    of their mother’s territory. Adult females generally
    produce a litter every two years.
    ● Tigers are great swimmers. The roar of a tiger can be
    heard over a mile away.
    Name:

    QUICK QUIZ. Write whether the statements are TRUE or BLUFF

    1. ________ Tigers are solitary animals.


    2. ________ Most wild tigers live in Africa.
    3. ________ Tigers are omnivores. They can eat vegetation and meat
    depending on the availability.
    4. ________ Tigers are very good swimmers, they love water.
    5. ________ At two years old, tigers are ready to set out on their own.
    6. ________ Nine subspecies of tigers are recognized, five of them
    are extinct.
    7. ________ Average gestation of a tigresses is 105 days.
    8. ________ In general, tigers are an endangered species, although
    some of them are already near extinction.
    9. ________ Tigers are generally larger than lions.
    10. ________ In some cases, lions and tigers interbreed in captivity,
    giving birth to ligers or tigons.

    TIGERS AND CATS. Tigers and cats are close relatives, meaning they have
    common traits. When observing a cat, you might realize some of its habits are
    similar to a tiger. Can you list five (5) similarities of these two?
    Name:

    Answer Key
    Name:

    QUICK QUIZ. Write whether the statements are TRUE or BLUFF

    1. _TRUTH_ Tigers are solitary animals.


    2. _BLUFF_ Most wild tigers live in Africa.
    3. _BLUFF_ Tigers are omnivores. They can eat vegetation and meat
    depending on the availability.
    4. _TRUTH_ Tigers are very good swimmers, they love water.
    5. _TRUTH_ At two years old, tigers are ready to set out on their own.
    6. _BLUFF_ Nine subspecies of tigers are recognized, five of them
    are extinct.
    7. _TRUTH_ Average gestation of a tigresses is 105 days.
    8. _TRUTH_ In general, tigers are an endangered species, although
    some of them are already near extinction.
    9. _TRUTH_ Tigers are generally larger than lions.
    10. _TRUTH_ In some cases, lions and tigers interbreed in captivity,
    giving birth to ligers or tigons.

    TIGERS AND CATS. Tigers and cats are close relatives, meaning they have
    common traits. When observing a cat, you might realize some of its habits are
    similar to a tiger. Can you list five (5) similarities of these two?

    Tigers and cats both:

    1. Knead
    2. Like to sleep
    3. Rub against stuff
    4. Groom a lot
    5. Love boxes
    6. Talk (purr, chirp)
    7. Open their mouths to smell better
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