5 Tiger Subspecies There are several recognized tiger subspecies, each adapted to specific environments across Asia. Here are a few. Bengal tiger: Found primarily in India and Bangladesh, the ...

Observing India’s Royal Bengals in their natural surroundings is a coveted experience, but habitat degradation and illegal ...

There are six living subspecies of tigers: Bengal, Amur, South China, Sumatran, Indochinese, and Malayan, according a study published today (October 25) in Current Biology. The distinctions could help ...

India’s national animal and the largest tiger subspecies found in Sundarbans, Madhya Pradesh and Assam A rare mountain goat ...

A new tiger has arrived at Doncaster’s Yorkshire Wildlife Park – travelling more than 1,100 miles from Norway to settle into ...

Did you know that wild tiger numbers have plummeted by over 95% in the last century? Three of the nine tiger subspecies are already extinct and there are more tigers in captivity in the USA than there ...

The Buffalo Zoo announced the arrival of Sungari, a young male tiger, on Friday. Born at the Saint Louis Zoo on Nov. 13, 2023, Sungari is currently one year and three months old. Sungari’s comes to ...

The current poaching is jeopardizing the survival of entire populations, and indeed the very future of tigers on Sumatra---a tragic loss for the world, and for the very heritage of the people of ...

In the past century, three out of every nine tiger subspecies became extinct. India, which is home to more than half the population of tigers in the world has been working hard to conserve them.

The tiger appears to be in good physical condition. Endangered with extinction The Sumatran tiger is the most critically endangered tiger subspecies in the world, with fewer than 400 individuals left ...