Tiger
Scientific Classification: Scientific Name: Panthera tigris Family: Felidae Order: Carnivora Physical Description: Size: Tigers are the largest of the big cats. Males can weigh between 180-320 kg (400-700 lbs) and measure 2.7-3.3 meters (8.9-10.8 feet) in length, including the tail. Females are generally smaller. Coat: Tigers are renowned for their orange coats with black stripes, although the exact pattern varies among individuals. They also have a white underbelly. There are also rare color variants, such as white tigers, which are the result of a genetic mutation. Eyes: Their eyes are typically a shade of yellow or green, which helps them see well in low light conditions. Behavior and Lifestyle: Habitat: Tigers are found in a range of environments, including tropical forests, grasslands, savannas, and temperate forests. Historically, they were found across Asia, but their range has significantly decreased. Diet: Tigers are apex predators and have a carnivorous diet. They primarily h...