By: S. G.

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Kingdom | Phylum | Class| Order | Family | Genius Species | Works Cited

Kingdom: Animalia   Return to Top

• multicellular organisms

• heterotrophs

• does not have a cell wall

• diploid-adults contain two copies of genetic material

• most reproduce sexually

• Animalia also called Metazoa

• made up of cells organized into tissue

• tissue is organized into specialized organs

Phylum: Chordata      Return to Top

• posses notochord

• bilateral symmetry

• segmented body and segmented muscles

• three germ layers

• tail projecting beyond anus

• ventral heart, dorsal, and ventral blood vassals and closed blood system

• complete digestive system

• exoskeleton that is bony or cartilaginous

Class: Mammalia     Return to Top

• contains malleus, incus, and stapes for inner hearing

• contains hair

• mammal hair called keratain

• feed newborns with milk

• sweat glands called mammary glands

• lower jaw

Order: Carnivora     Return to Top

• eats meat

• premolar and molar teeth for cutting meat

• vision and hearing is remarkable

• large brain

• great runners

• simple stomach

Family: Felidae     Return to Top

• retractable claws

• five toes on forefeet and four on hind feet

• incisors are small and chisel like

• molars are small and simple

Genius Species: Panthera or Panthera Tigris Altaica    Return to Top

• pray can be wild boar, and wapiti. Food ranges from badgers to bears

• kills pray about every 3-7 days (average is 5)

• nocturnal hunters

• give birth about 103-105 days after conceived

• females breed about every 2-3 years

• litters range 2-5 on average

    Every animal has a nickname...right???? Well, The Siberian Tiger's nickname is the great wonderer To find out why read on. The White Siberian Tiger is a great tiger from the phylum cornada. The Siberian Tiger is a vertebrate meaning having bones. The White Siberian Tiger has many amazing characteristics that enable to survive in their unique habitat.

    The Siberian Tigers have several traits that help them in their daily life. For example, one characteristic of The Siberian Tiger is its unique strips. This characteristic benefits the tiger because it throws off their color blind prey. In addition The Siberian Tiger has retractable claws that are very sharp. This characteristic helps them rip and eat their food easier and faster. Finally, The Siberian Tiger are the largest species of tigers. The males can weigh 180-360 kg and become 2.7-3.3 meters long. The females can weigh 100-167 kg and grow to be 2.4-2.75 meters long. This helps them over come their prey quickly. it also gives them the advantage when fighting. In conclusion the White Siberian Tiger has many attributes that help them survive in there environment.

The habitat of the White Siberian Tiger influences them greatly. For example, The Siberian Tiger lives in high altitudes in the summer and low altitudes in the winter. This provides them a cool place to stay in the summer and a warm place in the winter. In addition, The Siberian Tiger lives in forests or desolated foliage. This helps them in camouflage, shelter, and hunting. This grass helps them blend into their surroundings and provides shelter. Lastly, Siberian Tigers live in large areas ranging from 1200sqmi-1600sqmi. This is vital to the tiger because they need enough room to roam around (their nickname) and a wider area to hunt for food. In conclusion, the habitat for a Siberian Tiger plays a big role in their life.   

    The White Siberian Tiger's many wonderful characteristics help them live in their habitat. The White Siberian Tiger, is an endangered animal. We need to preserve their environment and stop poachers from killing them. We do not want to loose this wonderful creature.

Vivid Black and white strips. piercing yellow eyes in the night. stare to kill.

Works Cited   Return to Top 

Information

Langenburg, Laura. Panthera tigris altaica. May 2000. 16 Apr. 2003 <http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/panthera/p._tigris_altaica$narrative.html>.

Mrs. Catherine Muzzy

Pictures, Text, and Backround

Siberian Tigers. 16 Apr. 2003 <http://www.siberian-tigers.com/>.

. 16 Apr. 2003 <http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/1765000/images/_1768316_tiger4.jpg>.

. 16 Apr. 2003 <http:// www.geocities.com/zsdelight/pics5.html >.

Sound

Sound Dogs. 2002. 30 Apr. 2003 <http://www.sounddogs.com/searchresults.asp>.

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