Tiger by Hayden
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Tigers are mammals that live in Asia and have very strong teeth to eat meat. They have babies in their mother's tummy that are born as baby kids and grow up to be adults. Tigers are becoming extinct.
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Tiger by Hayden
- 1. TIGERS
- 2. Tiger are mammals. They live in Asia
- 4. They have very strong Teeth to eat meat with