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The Panthera Tigris is the largest tiger that typically weighs between 487.7 and 221.2 kg. Their population is estimated to be only around 4,000 remaining in the wild. Tigers are endangered due to habitat loss, poaching for animal products, and conflicts with other tigers that can result in death. They live in forests and savannahs, hunt deer and other animals, and can run fast. Conservation efforts are needed to protect tiger habitats and prevent over-hunting to help save them from potential extinction within 10 to 25 years.
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The document provides information about tigers, including:
1) Tigers live in a range of habitats that must contain sufficient prey populations and access to water, such as forests, grasslands, and swamps.
2) Tigers prey on mammals from small to large, such as deer and pigs, and can eat over 60 pounds of meat at one sitting.
3) There are 5 species of tigers, and tigers are classified as an endangered species due to threats like habitat destruction and over exploitation.
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- 1. THE PANTHERA TIGRIS JHOSELIN VAZQUEZ CRUZ INGLES
- 2. The Panthera Tigris The Panthera Tigris is the largest of the tigers . They usually weigh between 487.7 pounds (221.2 kg). The tigers are very dangerous. Your skin is color orange, black and white. POYECT 4 2
- 3. Habitat These animals live in Savannah, tropical forests and subtropical forests. POYECT 4 3
- 4. Population The population is estimated to be between 4,000 tigers in the last 2 years. POYECT 4 4
- 5. Activities The tigers can run fast when they hunt. The tigers can hunt for food. The tigers can hear noise. POYECT 4 5
- 6. What it east? Tigers are carnivores. They eat monkeys, wild boars, deer and antelope. They can also get to hunt leopards and bears. POYECT 4 6
- 7. Reason fot being endangered There is a danger that tigers will be extinct in 10 or 25 years. This is because, the habitat is being destroyed, many tigers are killed to produce animal products and some tigers fight each other and one dies. POYECT 4 7
- 8. Whays to help? To help these animals must Contribute in protection programs against of the tigers hunting and maintain stable habitats. POYECT 4 8