Tiger butterfly tattoo

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Tiger butterfly tattoo

This butterfly with tiger face tattoo has been chosen by others and it could be something that you may fancy too. Butterfly tattoos are popular with females for their beauty!

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Tiger butterfly tattoo

White Tiger Endangered

Endangered White Tiger
Endangered White Tiger

Tigers are an endangered species and all over the world the tiger hunting has been banned. In fact the population is dwindling very fast and if no end is made to end this poaching then the chances of the tiger population surviving the next century are very bleak.

Endangered White Tiger

The tiger's species which are surviving now are the white tigers which are primarily found in Siberia. The Siberian tigers are the most endangered species of all the tiger species. The estimated population remaining today of these Siberian Tigers is only about 350.

Endangered White Tiger

Indian government initiated a major project called the Project Tiger to make sure that the Tiger reserves were created in all parts of India. This was done to ensure that the Bengal Tiger has a habitat to live and it was safe from the rampant poaching that happened.

Endangered White Tiger

Endangered White Tiger

Endangered White Tiger

Endangered White Tiger

Endangered White Tiger

Endangered White Tiger

Endangered White Tiger
Endangered White Tiger

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos
Tiger Pictures Photos

Tigers are highly ferocious and unlike the laid back male lion, it's never wise to turn your back to a tiger even in captivity. Even seasoned zoo keepers report tigers assume a stalking position and prepare to strike when they turn their back to them in the cage. Tigers have suffered greatly at the hand of humans for their beauty and majestic appeal - they have been hunted nearly to extinction in most of their former territories - the largest pool is now in India where recent reports suggest there may be as few as fifteen hundred of the Bengal tigers remaining.

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures Photos
Tiger Pictures Photos

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids
Tiger Pictures For Kids

A tiger's stripes are like fingerprints - no two are alike. In fact the stripes' pattern is often used to identify individual tigers in the wild. In India paw prints or pug marks are often used by local wildlife officials to identify individual tigers. However, this technique is now deemed to be flawed since an individual tiger may leave several different types of paw prints depending on its speed and terrain. Tigers are largely solitary cats and are most active between dusk and dawn.

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids

Tiger Pictures For Kids
Tiger Pictures For Kids

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures
Siberian Tigers Pictures

The Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica), also known as the Amur, Manchurian, Altaic, Korean, North China or Ussuri tiger, is a subspecies of tiger which once ranged throughout Western Asia, Central Asia and eastern Russia, though it is now completely confined to the Amur-Ussuri region of Primorsky Krai and Khabarovsk Krai in far eastern Siberia, where it is now protected. It is the biggest of the eight recent tiger subspecies and the largest living felid, attaining 320 kg (710 lb) in exceptional specimens. Genetic research in 2009 revealed that the current Siberian tiger population is almost identical to the Caspian tiger, a now extinct western population once thought to have been a distinct subspecies.

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures

Siberian Tigers Pictures
Siberian Tigers Pictures

Cartoon Tigers Face

Cartoon Tigers Face
Cartoon Tigers Face

Cartoon Tigers Face

Cartoon Tigers Face

Cartoon Tigers Face

Cartoon Tigers Face

Cartoon Tigers Face
Cartoon Tigers Face