1. Tigers no longer reign supreme in their environment.

2. Tigers are now one of the most endangered animals on earth.

3. People are protecting tigers with Project Tiger

1. Tigers once roamed over most of Asia.

2. Dwindling tiger population now survive in India and China.

3. They also survive in Siberia and Sumatra

 

1. At birth, baby tigers look like cute, 12 -inch long striped kittens.

2. When adults, they may reach 7 feet long and weigh from 300-420 pounds!

3. After they reach 2 years of age, the cubs are ready  to leave their mother.

 

 

 

 

 

1. Tigers bring down large animals such as water buffalo, wild pigs, and deer.

2. Solitary tigers eat as much as 100 pounds of meat in one sitting.

3. A tiger must eat about 70 large prey animals in a year to survive in a good condition.

1. The adult tiger hunts alone both day and night.

2. A tiger must get close to its prey before attacking.

3. Tigers can leap 10 yards over level ground to attack.

SummaryHuntEatMultiplyHabitatSurvival Status

1. Tigers are endangered.

2. Two species have become extinct within the last 30 years.

3. Several other species may soon follow.

 

 

 

TigersBy:Alicia and Celina