Tigers
Tigers
are
the
biggest
members
of
the
cat
family.
They
can
weigh
more
than
650
pounds
(296
kg).
Their
roars
can
be
heard
more
than
1
mile
(1.6
km)
away.
Tigers
have
thick
reddish
fur
with
dark
stripes.
They
have
white
bellies.
A
tiger’s
stripes
are
like
your
fingerprints.
No
two
tigers
have
the
same
stripes.
Tigers
live
throughout
Asia.
The
Bengal
tiger
is
the
most
common
tiger.
It
lives
in
India.
Tigers
live
in
many
different
habitats.
They
live
in
swamps,
grasslands,
and
rain
forests.
Tigers
are
meat
eaters.
They
eat
animals
such
as
deer,
antelope,
and
water
buffalo.
Tigers
hunt
alone.
Female
tigers
usually
have
two
to
three
cubs
at
a
time.
A
cub
will
stay
with
its
mother
until
it
is
around
two
years
old.
Tigers
spend
most
of
their
lives
alone.
Tigers
live
around
10
to
15
years
in
the
wild.
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Tiger Classification: Mammal
Diet: Carnivore
Endangered Status: Endangered -
Average Weight A tiger weighs less than a baby grand piano. -
Average Length A tiger is the same length as a sofa.
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