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The tiger is a carnivorous mammal of 

the cat family. Easily recognizable by 

its red fur with black stripes, it is the 

largest wild cat and one of the largest 

land carnivores. The species is divided 

into nine sub-species with minor 

differences in size or behavior. 

Description:

The tiger is the largest wild cat, it is also the largest 

predator on land behind the Kodiak Bear and Polar Bear. 

This cat has a longer body than the Lion, which makes it 

seem much more massive. The measurements of the tiger 

vary greatly from one subspecies to another: a male 

Sumatran tiger will not weigh more than 140 kg 2.3 meters 

in total length while a Siberian tiger can reach 300 kg 3.3 

meters LONG4. Height at withers tiger can vary from 0.85 

to one meter, its total length with the tail of 2 to 3.7 meters 

and a weight of 65-300 kg5. The weight record is held by a 

Siberian tiger killed in 1950 he weighed 384 KG6.

Tiger ears are rounded, their outer surface is black 

with a large white spot in the middle (this allows 

small to detect and thus follow their mother in the 

jungle)

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