Tigers are the biggest wild cats on the Earth.

There are few species of the wild cat left- Bengal tiger, Amur tiger, Malayan Tiger.

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They are skilled hunters, preying on birds, rodents, and small mammals.

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Tigers love taking baths to keep themselves cool during the hottest days.

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Each tiger’s striped pattern is unique.They are just like human fingerprints.

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The roar of a tiger can paralyze its prey.

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Tigers can jump as far as 25 feet high vertically and sprint to over 60 km/hour.

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Tigers like to be alone when roaming large areas of their home ranges.

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Tigers are nocturnal hunters. Their night vision is up to six-time more efficient than a human.

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Tigers are super moms.Until the tiger cubs can live independently, their moms are the sole provider for them.

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