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Here are a good deal of interesting facts when it comes to tigers:

1. Tigers are the biggest naturally occurring specie of cats.

2. Of tiger subspecies, the Siberian Tiger is the biggest cat that may weigh well up to eight hundred pounds.

3. Tigers are very beauteous and their striped coat makes for idealisti camouflage.

4. A tiger’s stripes are like fingerprints – no two are alike. In fact the stripes’ pattern is ofttimes employed to discern person tigers in the wild.

5. In India paw prints or pug marks are oftentimes employed by local wildlife officials to distinguish person tigers. However, this technique is now deemed to be flawed since an person tiger may leave assorted dissimilar types of paw prints depending on it is speed and terrain.

6. Tigers are largely solitary cats and are most active among dusk and dawn.

7. Tigers are largely muscular and rely on stealth and power to fetch down a prey rather than speed. Like other big cats most tiger ambushes are unsuccessful.

8. Tigers are perchance the most notorious big cat for man-eating. In fact the single greatest man-eater is history is believed to be the Champawat Tigress who killed over four hundred thirty persons in India decades ago until she was at long last killed by the outstanding Jim Corbett.

9. Tigers are highly ferocious and different from the laid back male lion, it’s never wise to turn your back to a tiger even in captivity. Even seasoned zoo keepers report tigers assume a stalking position and prepare to strike when they turn their back to them in the cage.

10. Tigers have suffered mainly at the hand of humans for their beauty and majestic appeal – they have been hunted closely to extinction in most of their former territories – the biggest pool is now in India where recent reports suggest there may be as few as fifteen hundred of the Bengal tigers remaining.

11. An adult male tiger in the wild requires around one hundred and fifty kilograms of meat a month.

12. If Chinese conventional medicine manufacturers were to stop using animal parts – tigers, rhinos and a heap of other endangered animals would gain greatly.

13. One of the best places for watching tigers in the wild is the Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh in central India.

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