The Siberian Tiger

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Tigger

Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family | Genus and Species | Work Cited

Animal Name: Siberian Tiger, Panthera Tigris Altaica

Kingdom: Animalia

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Phylum: Chordata

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Class: Mammalia

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Order: Carnivora

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Family: Felidae

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Genius and Species:

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The Siberian Tiger

      Interestingly the Siberian tiger is the largest cat in its species.  The Siberian, from the phylum Panthera Tigris Altaica, is a very unique and beautiful vertebrate.  the tiger has may traits that help it adapt to its environment.

    The Siberian tiger has three fascinating characteristics that help it survive in the wild.  For example, the first characteristic is the tigers orange fur and black stripes.  This helps it camouflage into its surroundings and catch its prey.  Another example would be the sharp claws and teeth a Siberian has.  This helps the Siberian catch and eat its prey.  in addition, there is a two inch layer of blubber under the Siberians coat.  This helps the Siberian keep cool in harsh weather, it is also a form of protection.  All of these characteristics help it survive in its environment.   

    the Siberian tiger's habitat requires certain traits that help it survive in the wild.  For example, they live in high grassy areas, because it is easy to camouflage.  his makes it easier to catch its prey.  Another example is that Siberians also need to live in densely vegetated areas.  This helps the tiger catch its prey and keep cool.  In addition, he Siberian needs to live by water or moist areas.  they need to live here because they need a place to keep cool in intense heat.  The Siberian tiger's habitat helps it survive in its surroundings. 

    The Siberian Tiger has many characteristics, like its orange and black fur, that help it survive in its natural world.  The tiger is an endangered species; they are constantly being killed for their fur.  we can help make their environment a safer place by not supporting fashion company's that make real fur coats. We can make a difference in a tiger's life.

Fun facts

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Deep in the thick grass I hide

I am a Tiger.

Work Cited

 Laura Langenburg. Panthera Tigris Altaica. May 2000. Museum of Zoology/ University of Michigan. March 21, 3003 <ity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/panthera/p_tigris_altaica$narrative.html

Muzzy, Catherine. Personal interview. Mar. 2003.

Ron Tilson.5Tigers.1995-2002.The Tiger Information Center. April 30,2002<www.5tiger.org/multi.htm>

 

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