Siberian Tiger
The Siberian tiger or tiger is one of the most endangered wild animals. It is the largest bird on the face of the earth. It lives in the mountainous regions of the southeastern regions of Russian Russia. Also on the Russian-North Korean border, northeast China,
In 1996, IUCN was classified as an endangered species by the IUCN. Only 19 to 26 of these birds remained in the world as a whole.
Tigers differ from the rest of the other breeds because they are distinguished by their thick, long-haired, long-haired coat. They are also the strongest, the largest, the most agile and the fastest.
As mentioned previously, the Tigers are threatened with extinction for a number of reasons, the most important of which are the few remaining species, the targeting of fishermen for their prey and the illegal cutting of trees in the areas where these tigers live and prey.
Her social life
He lives in the same area for several years and uses the same route and moves slowly through his search for prey. The roads and dirt tracks are often used by humans, but they fear people, do not attack them and usually disappear to avoid confrontations with them. It also does not carry the permanent presence of human beings and therefore they leave wherever they settle.
The Amor Tigers usually live alone. In the form of pairs during the heat, after birth the mother lives in a family with her young, and the same sexes do not overlap, but usually a male area interferes with several females. The area of female-dominated land is 60-100 km², while males grow 4-6 times.
Food and fishing
A tiger is often a night predator, goes out for hunting a few hours before sunset and catches in the first half of the night.
The tiger is rarely attacked by human beings. It is simply because it is very poorly prepared in the world, and it avoids living in human places. However, there have been several cases of human tiger attacks.
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