Gone Wild Animals: Tiger facts

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Wild tigers on four continents: the key of future

2 millions years ago, a family of faintly striped chinese "cave" lions plunged inside swampy vegetation of Yellow River basin, pr...

Residing in the Conifer and Broadleaf forests east of the Amur River, the Siberian Tigers are solitary cats that enjoy a relatively undistur...

The very mention of the word "tiger" is enough to conjure up images of huge, striped cats stalking their prey through dense veget...

Largest amongst all existing cats, tiger compares in size to the biggest feline fossils ever found. Named 'Panthera Tigris', tigers ...

Tigers were created very much later, and when the first tiger cub was born, he was helpless as he could not hunt or fend for himself. When t...

Unlike almost all other big cats, tigers are adept swimmers. They enjoy bathing and often play in the water when young. As adults, they ...

It not a joke there really is a temple where tigers live with people in harmony. Founded in 1994 as a temple of the forest the first tiger c...

Man is the main reason the tiger population is weathering away slowly but steadily for the last hundred years. Hunted mainly for thei...

Unlike most domesticated cats Tigers love to swim in water and are not at all afraid of it. They allways hunt alone unlike their lion c...

Tigers are the biggest cats in the world of felines, even though people usually think the lions are. They live alone for most of their lives...

Tiger looks similar except from orange and white differentiation but interestingly it is not the truth. There are varied species of tigers w...

1. Tigers can reach up to 11ft (3.3m) in length. 2. They are the heaviest cats in the wild, weighing up to 660lbs (300kg). 3. A tigers ca...