Bengal Tiger
A very beautiful, but endangered tiger
The Bengal Tiger's Food Chain
A Bengal Tiger Hunting
The tiger is hunched back on it's hind legs ready for an attack
Bengal tiger coming back from prey
This Bengal Tiger is just coming back from a large dinner of wild boar, and is heading towards it's shelter for a nice long nap.
Bengal Tiger in Food Chain
All of the greenery in the background of the tiger suports many life forms inluding the tiger. The greenery attracts other animals and then the tiger has food to eat.
The Bengal Tiger's Habitat
Wild Savanas
Most Bengal Tigers like to live in this habbitat beause it is wide and out in the open. When some prey comes, the tiger can outrun the prey easily. The prey would not have any hidding spots or any form of escape out wide in the open.
Forests and Bushes
Bengal Tigers like this habbitat because they can hide out in the bushes and wait for prey to come at a reasonable distance, then lunge out to retrive the prey. They also like this habbitat because it offers nice and cool shade during the hot days or during naps.
Swamps
Bengal Tigers like this habbitat because of the nice, moist swamps, and the water that is available. Also, this habbitat attracts a lot of animals, so that the tiger has many chances at catching prey.
Description of the Bengal Tiger
Male and Female Tigers
As you can see, in the picture, the tiger in the left is slightly larger than the one on the right. this is because the one on the left ia a male, and the one on the right is female.
Unique Body Covering
Bengal tigers have a very unique body covering. The orange helps them hide from prey while stalking it.
Silent as the Wind
Bengal Tigers have padded feet that enables them to walk thorough the forest silently. This is helpful of quick getaways from poachers, and other harmful things.
The Many Useful Adaptions of the Bengal Tiger
Reasons for the Bengal Tiger's Endangerment
Critical Information of the Bengal Tiger
Bibliography
1.) www.indiantiger.org/Bengal-tigers/bengal
3.) www.seaworld.org/animal-info/animal-bytes
4.) www.about-bengal-tiger.blogspot.com
5.) www.whozoo.org/students/deechh/bengal.htm
6.) www.animalcorner.co.uk/rainforests
7.) www.a-z-animals.com.animals/Bengal-tiger