The Wonderful white Bengal Tiger
Do you love tigers? Then come with me know as we look at the wonderful secrets of the white Bengal tigers. This is your chance to find out more about tigers and I will try to make sure all of your questions will be answered.
Habitat:Did you know White Bengal tigers live in Asia, indeed there are only 5000 to 7000 left in the world. Mostly, white Bengal tigers are found in dense jungles and they stick around Mangrove Swamps.
Size and Appearance:Most of the white tiger species have blue eyes but some have green.It is true that white bengal tigers can not camaflage with their silky white fur. Shockingly,a tiger reaches more than 5 meters in length. And have brown stripes over white fur.How does this work in the jungle?
Terrifying Facts:Normally, if a bengal tiger has a white bengal tiger as a cub,then it will kill it's baby, because it is ashamed its not orange when it is white. That is why there an endangered species. Did you know tigers don't migrate, but have large territories which they patrol.
So after hearing about the amazing white bengal tigers, oyu will be sure to stay in touch at www.lil's magnificent facts.co.uk.
Habitat:Did you know White Bengal tigers live in Asia, indeed there are only 5000 to 7000 left in the world. Mostly, white Bengal tigers are found in dense jungles and they stick around Mangrove Swamps.
Size and Appearance:Most of the white tiger species have blue eyes but some have green.It is true that white bengal tigers can not camaflage with their silky white fur. Shockingly,a tiger reaches more than 5 meters in length. And have brown stripes over white fur.How does this work in the jungle?
Terrifying Facts:Normally, if a bengal tiger has a white bengal tiger as a cub,then it will kill it's baby, because it is ashamed its not orange when it is white. That is why there an endangered species. Did you know tigers don't migrate, but have large territories which they patrol.
So after hearing about the amazing white bengal tigers, oyu will be sure to stay in touch at www.lil's magnificent facts.co.uk.