Approximately 4,000 Bengal, 1,200 Indochinese, 400 Sumatran, 150 Siberian, and 50 South China Tigers remain in existence today. We will never again see the Javan, Bali, and Caspian Tigers as they have already been rendered extinct. Siberian Tigers ar...
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Approximately 4,000 Bengal, 1,200 Indochinese, 400 Sumatran, 150 Siberian, and 50 South China Tigers remain in existence today. We will never again see the Javan, Bali, and Caspian Tigers as they have already been rendered extinct. Siberian Tigers are the largest of the species, with males weighing about 500 lbs., while the Sumatran is the smallest at about 250 lbs. Cubs are born blind, weighing between 2 and 3 lbs., and stay with their mothers until they are 2 to 3 years old. Tigers have color vision and can see in the dark six times better than humans. They live naturally about 10 years and, unlike lions, prefer a solitary lifestyle. Human destruction of their forest habitat continues as the human population and the need for wood cropland increases. Poaching continues at an alarming rate, as various tiger parts are sold at high prices for use in Chinese folk medicine based on the belief that tigers have special powers. Additionally, with their population decreasing and habitat separation occurring, tigers are forced to reproduce within the same gene pool, causing birth defects, mutations and eventually extinction.
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