Tigers typically live in grasslands that receive ample rainfall each year and have many trees. They can also be found in jungles. Tigers use their sharp claws to kill prey and have excellent night vision. However, they are threatened by humans who kill tigers for their striped skins to make products and due to loss of habitat and prey. There are approximately 2,100 remaining wild Royal Bengal tigers across India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.

1. TIGER BY Adam 

2. Tigers biome is in grassland. Grassland can get 150 cm of rain each year. Grassland has heaps of trees . Tigers can live in jungles too 

3. A tiger rips it’s prey with sharp  claws . A tiger has stripes. A TIGER CAN SEE IN THE DARK WITH THEIR EYES

4. ` Tigers, lions, giraffes, buffaloes, dears lives in grassland. Grasslands are full of life, with many animals that rely upon the abundant resources of grasslands to provide them with food, shelter and a place to reproduce. The diversity of plant species allows a wide variety of plant-eating insects to thrive there and the fact that most of the Grasslands are full of life, with many animals that rely upon the abundant resources of grasslands to provide them with food, shelter and a place to reproduce. The diversity of plant species allows a wide variety of plant-eating insects to thrive there and the fact that most of the plants are grasses means that grass-eating herbivores in particular can be found in this kind of habitat. plants are grasses means that grass-eating herbivores in particular can be found in this kind of habitat.

5. Tigers threats are people. People keep killing them for their stripy skin. They make cots and mats. Hunted for their pelt and bones and losing their habitat and prey, tiger populations are threatened throughout their range. In many places, they struggle for survival with burgeoning human populations competing for similar resources. 

6. there are about 2,100 Royal Bengal tigers in the wild today, including 1,411 in India, 200 in Bangladesh, 150 in Nepal and 100 in Bhutan.

7. THE END By Adam tuituiohu I hope you liked it.