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Claudette Hegel - Tigers

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Tigers are the only big cats with stripes. But no two tigers have the same pattern of stripes. Learn more about these beautiful cats, including where they live, how they hunt, and why they can be difficult to raise in captivity.

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KAHR-nuh-vohr an animal that eats only meat DOO-klah an extra toe with a - photo 1
KAHR-nuh-vohr an animal that eats only meat DOO-klah an extra toe with a - photo 2
(KAHR-nuh-vohr) an animal that eats only meat (DOO-klah) an extra toe with a claw found higher up than other toes on atigers front paw (in-DAYN-juhrd) at risk of dying out (ik-STINGKT) no longer living; an extinct animal is one that has died out,with no more of its kind (HAB-uh-tat) the natural place and conditions in which an animal or plantlives (MUHZ-uhl) an animals nose, mouth, and jaw (PRED-uh-tur) an animal that hunts other animals for food (PRAY) an animal hunted by another animal for food (ri-ZURV) land that is protected so that animals may live there safely (ri-TRAK-tuh-buhl) able to be drawn in from an extended position (SENT MARK-ing) leaving a smell to warn other animals to stay awayor as a mating signal (SPEE-sheez) a group of animals or plants that share common characteristics (TER-uh-tor-ee) an area of land that an animal claims as its own to livein
Barnes Julia The Secret Lives of Tigers The Secret Lives of Animals - photo 3

Barnes, Julia. The Secret Lives of Tigers. The Secret Lives of Animals. Milwaukee:Gareth Stevens Pub., 2007.

Markert, Jenny. Tigers. New Nature Books. Mankato, Minn.: Childs World, 2008.

Smith, Lucy Sackett. Tigers: Prowling Predators. Mighty Mammals Series. New York:PowerKids Press, 2010.

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Some people call the lion the king of the jungle but lions dont live in - photo 6
Some people call the lion the king of the jungle but lions dont live in - photo 7
Some people call the lion the king of the jungle but lions dont live in - photo 8

Some people call the lion the king of the jungle, but lions dont live in jungles.Some tigers do live in jungles. Since tigers have no other than people,tigers really are the kings of the jungle.

Tigers live in a variety of . Tigers live in forests, swamps, and rocky areas.Tigers thrive where they have enough water, food, and places to hide while hunting.

predator an animal that hunts other animals for food habitat the natural - photo 9

predator an animal that hunts other animals for food

habitat the natural place and conditions in which an animal or plant lives

All wild tigers live in Asia Most types of tigers live in warm areas Only - photo 10

All wild tigers live in Asia. Most types of tigers live in warm areas. Only Siberian,or Amur, tigers live in areas that have cold winters.

A TIGERS STRIPES AND COAT The tiger is the only big cat with stripes The - photo 11

A TIGERS STRIPES AND COAT

The tiger is the only big cat with stripes. The stripes help it blend in with itssurroundings. No two tigers have the same pattern of stripes. Most tigers have morethan 100 stripes. A few tigers have been born without stripes, but this is very rare.

A tigers coat is often yellow to red-brown The stripes may be black brown - photo 12

A tigers coat is often yellow to red-brown. The stripes may be black, brown, orgray. The skin under a tigers fur also has stripes. A tigers white underside doesnthave stripes. Tigers also have white spots on the backs of their ears.

White Tigers White tigers are not a separate They are regular tigers born - photo 13

White Tigers


White tigers are not a separate . They are regular tigers born with a whitecoat. About one of every 10,000 tigers born is white. These cats have brown or graystripes. They have pink noses and blue eyes.

White tigers usually grow faster than other tigers. White tigers are usually largertoo. This trait may help them catch , because white tigers dont blend in withtheir surroundings like other tigers do.

Most white tigers in zoos are descended from a white tiger named Mohan. Because whitetigers are unusual, they are among the most popular animals in zoos.



species a group of animals or plants that share common characteristics

prey an animal hunted by another animal for food

Big Cat Fact Did you ever see what looks like a letter on a tigers forehead - photo 14

Big Cat Fact
Did you ever see what looks like a letter on a tigers forehead? Theseforehead stripes look like the letter I with an extra line through the center.This mark is called a wang, meaning king.

SIZE Male tigers have a ruff of hair around their faces This ruff isnt as - photo 15

SIZE

Male tigers have a ruff of hair around their faces. This ruff isnt as noticeableas a lions mane. Although lions have larger manes, tigers have larger bodies. Tigersare the biggest cats. An adult tigers head and body may be more than 10 feet (3meters) long. Its tail may be 3 feet (1 m) long. An adult tiger is about 3 feet (1m) tall at the shoulder. Tigers can weigh as much as 675 pounds (306 kilograms).

Size Comparison Chart

The average height of an American male is 5 feet 10 inches 178 centimeters - photo 16The average height of an American male is 5 feet, 10 inches (178 centimeters).

ON THE MOVE

A tigers strong body helps it make quick rushes and long leaps. Tigers can run 40miles (64 kilometers) per hour for short distances. They can jump up to 33 feet (10m) in one leap. Long tails help tigers keep their balance.

Big Cat Fact A group of tigers is called an ambush or a streak dewclaw - photo 17

Big Cat Fact
A group of tigers is called an ambush or a streak.

dewclaw FANCY FEET A tiger has big sharp on each of their front paws Pads - photo 18

dewclaw

FANCY FEET

A tiger has big, sharp, on each of their front paws. Pads on the bottomof their feet help tigers walk quietly.

retractable able to be drawn in from an extended position

dewclaw an extra toe with a claw found higher up than other toes on a tigers frontpaw

Big Cat Fact Modern tigers are not related to the saber-toothed tiger - photo 19
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