Amur Tiger
Panthera tigris
Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Chordata
Subphylum Vertebrata
Class Mammalia
Order Carnivora
Family Felidae
Genus Panthera
Species
Tiger rouring The tiger roars to ward off prediators | Sharp Teeth Tigers use there sharp teeth to tear up there prey. | Geographic range Tigers live in Asia and other areas |
General Description
Length
From head to body four and half feet to nine and half feet
The tail can be two to three feet
Weight
The tiger can wieght from 400 pounds to 600 Pounds
When cubs are born they are two or three pounds
Color
Status
Habitat
There habitats range from Tropical forests, grasslands, swamps and mountain vallys
They always live by water.
Diet
Enemys
The tigers only have a few natural enemies.
Thy include large buffaloes, elephants and bears. Its defence against other animals that may attack are its large claws and very powerful teeth.
Claws
Breeding
They start breeding when the are three to four years old.
The breeding season is year long
Life Span
Physical Adaptations
The tail is very important for overall balance.
When a lion roars, it can do so with enough force to raise a cloud of dust
It is said that a lion's roar can be heard 5 miles (8 km) away.
The body is very muscular
with less bone mass than other animals of comparable size. The forebody of the lion is very powerfully build
There eyes are well-adapted
The sense of smell is well developed.
The lion's teeth are well adapted
The stripes help them blend themselves into the grass
This provides camouflage for them
Behavioral adaptation
Stocking Prey
Marking Their Territory
Living by water
Staying away from humans
Females stay with cubs

References
Geographic Range
Information
Volume 19