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The Orange Bengal
Tiger is also part of the white tiger species. They are also
scientifically called the Panthera Tigris. The Orange Bengal has a wider
population of about 5,000 to 7,000 in the world. Much like where the white tigers come
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The Orange Bengal Tiger can range from 6 feet
in length to about 9 feet in length.
The tiger’s
stripes are unique to each individual tiger themselves. This helps zoos and such
identify them. They also
typically loose much of their thick outer coat in the summer, as do many
other animals, and grow a thicker coat in the winter to keep warm. Their paw pads are also unique and are
how many identify the type of tiger. |
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Tigers have six times
better vision than humans. They
prefer thick grass so they can hunt prey. Believe it or not, tigers are good
swimmers too. Male tigers are very
protective of their territory, and tend to spray urine on it to make their
spot. Female tigers tend to take
care of their cubs, which is usually a litter of about 2-4, for only about 2
years. |
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