Siberian tiger
Panthera tigris altaica
Animal
Siberian Tiger
The Siberian tiger, also known as the Amur tiger, is the largest of all tiger subspecies and a true symbol of the wild expanses of eastern Russia. With a thick coat to protect against the cold and a pale golden hue with dark stripes, this majestic cat roams the dense forests and snowy landscapes of the Russian Far East and parts of China. Adapted to the chilly climate, the Siberian tiger has a robust build and a thick layer of fat for insulation. While they stand as a testament to nature’s grandeur, these tigers face threats from poaching and habitat loss. Conservation efforts are ongoing to ensure the survival of this magnificent creature in its natural habitat.
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Animals: Siberian Tiger
Siberian tiger
Panthera tigris altaica
Articles
Conservation & population
Why are Siberian tigers endangered?
Poaching is the main reason Siberian (Amur) tigers are endangered, followed by a shortage of prey, roads and disease. About…
Diet & feeding
What do Siberian tigers eat?
Siberian (Amur) tigers live mainly on wild boar, red deer, roe deer and sika deer, making a kill about once…


