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The document discusses tigers, describing them as mammals that eat other animals and blend into grasslands with their stripes. It notes that tigers live in evergreen and tropical forests that provide hiding places and food sources. The document also states that tigers are endangered due to habitat loss from flooding and hunting for their fur, and the Indian government is helping protect tigers.
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- 3. Tiger characteristics Tigers live in Evergreen forests that are full of pine trees that really green. Those forests are full of hiding places. They also live in Tropical rain forests and jungles, which are a good place for wild flowers to grow.
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