Tigers

Name	Location	status
siberbian tiger	Russian Far East, Northeast China and possibly North Korea	Endangered
malayan tiger	Malaysia southeast asia, southern thailand	Critically endangered
South china tiger	from east to west and 1,500 km (930 mi) from north to south in China	Critically endangered
Sumatran Tiger	Indonesian island of Sumatra	Critically endangered
Indochinese Tiger	Southeast Asia	Endangered
Bengal Tiger	almost all of India, Pakistan, southern Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and southwestern China	Endangered

Siberbian Tiger

Siberian tigers are the world's largest cat
They are the only tigers that can survive in snow

Malayan tiger

The Malayan tiger is the second smallest of the tiger subspecies after the Sumatran tiger.
It makes chuffing sounds to communicate with other tigers.

South China Tiger

Like other tigers the South China Tiger is strong, fast and a keen hunter of other large mammals like deer, wild boar and cattle.
most ancient of the tiger subspecies and is believed to be the ancestor of all other tigers.

Sumatran Tiger

Sumatran Tigers are the smallest of the six tiger species.
They have a different coloration than other species of tigers.

Indochinese Tiger

Indochinese tigers are about 20% smaller than Bengal tigers, which makes them more compact.
Male Indochinese tigers have a distinctive sagittal crest on their skulls—a ridge running lengthwise along the top of their heads.

Bengal Tiger

It has the largest canine teeth of any living cat, and retractable claws for climbing trees
It has no natural predators because of its size and hunting power

Foods

Meats
1. All types of deer species
2. Leporads
3. Gaur
4. Boars
5. Crocodile
6. porcupines
7. monkey
8. frogs
9. snakes
10. bascially what it sees

Sumatran diet

Sumatran Tigers eat fishes, monkeys, crocodiles, fowl (birds), wild pigs, and deer.
They are patient hunters and usually stalk the prey for 1/2 hour before attacking. Sumatran tigers have an interesting habit – once the meal is over, they would cover the carcass with grass using their paws to snack on the leftovers later!

Bengal diet

When Bengal tigers encounter small prey species such as porcupines, hares, or peafowl, they kill them for snacks.
Due to humans invading their habitats, Bengal tigers also prey on domestic cattle and get killed by furious people. We hear this news from India very frequently.

Southchina diet

They eat serow, tufted deer, sambar deer, muntjac deer, and wild boars. South China tigers can eat around 40-80 lbs of meat at a given time. Being on top of the ecological pyramid, only humans are their predators.

Indochinese diet

Their main diet includes sambar deer, antelope, wild pigs, buffalos, serow, young gaur, baby rhinos, turtles, fishes and baby elephants..

Malayan diet

Interestingly, Malayan tigers also hunt at night (Nocturnal) to find their prey. As the food chain leader, there is no natural enemy other than humans

Siberbian diet

In the cold terrain, Siberian tigers eat red deer, wild boar, Manchurian elk, and sika deer. Also, tigers attack and eat grizzly bears and black bears.