The document discusses various topics related to white tigers including their biology, physics, chemistry, habitat, and interesting facts. It notes that the gestation period of white tigers is around 103 days and the average litter size is 3 cubs. It also mentions that the first white tiger was found in Assam, Bengal, Bihar and especially from the former State of Rewad in India.

1. WHITE
TIGER

2. MEMBERS

3. LEARNING OUTCOMES
Physics of a White Tiger
Biology of a White Tiger
Chemistry of a White Tiger
Interesting facts of a White Tiger
Quiz

4. PHYSICS
 has black or dark brown
stripes that run vertically
along its body,
 the pattern of which is
unique to both the Tiger
species and the individual.
• White fur with bright,
blue eye
• incredibly and agile at
running
• run at the speed of 35
miles per hour.
• large and powerful and very
capable swimmer
• allows them to breech natural
boundaries such rivers and
wetland.
• has the size of 2.9
meter
• weight of 220 kg
• height of 90cm for
males.

5. BIOLOGY - HOW IS WHITE TIGER
BORN?
 The gestation period
of a white tiger is
around 103 days (14
to 15 weeks).
 Average litter size: 3
 The male tiger does
not stay with the
female after mating,
and does not
participate in raising
the cubs.

6. HOW THE WHITE TIGERS BODY FUNCTION
ENABLE IT TO SURVIVE HOT AND COLD?
 White tigers have
enzymes in their fur
which react to
temperature, causing
them to grow darker in
the cold.
 If a white tiger is
whiter than his
relatives, this might
mean that he spent
less time outdoor
during winter.
 White tigers produce
a mutated form of
tyrosinase, an enzyme
used in the production
of melanin.
 Only functions at
certain temperatures,
below 37 C.

7. HABITAT OF WHITE TIGER
 Needs about 20 square
miles (or 32 square km)
of space in which to
roam, live and hunt.
 In the wild, it lives in
South-east Asia and in
various parts of India,
inhabiting the grasslands
and forests in which they
can hide themselves
effectively.
 Supply of prey is of
utmost importance to its
survival.
 Due to their lighter
colouring , they are not
as well camouflaged in
the dark vegetation as
their more common
Bengal peers, but the
stripes do help to break
their profile up, visually
speaking.

8. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
 Consist of the stomach,
liver, pancreas, small
intestine, and large
intestine.
 Works the same as that
in humans.
 Excrete urea as their
nitrogen waste, and
their excretory system
consists of two kidneys.

9. CHEMISTRY
 White Tiger are
not snakes, they
don’t use
chemical to
attack their prey.

10. HOW DO TIGERS KILL WITH ONE BITE?
 Tigers go straight go
the neck of their prey.
 The huge bite can
snap the victim’s neck ,
or suffocate it.
 They need to feed On
29 kilogram of meat
per day which is equal
to 15 chickens per day.

11. THE ANCESTOR OF WHITE TIGER
Mohan was the father of many
cubs.
He died when he was about 20
years old.
He was caught in 1951 by a
Maharajah in India after a fierce
hunt. He lived in the Maharajah’s
palace, all his life.

12. INTERESTING FACTS
 Have incredible hearing
and sight which, along
with their stealth, helps
them when hunting in the
jungle in the dark.
 Sees 6 times better than
you do in the dark.
 Have white spots on the
backs of their ears.
 Lick meat off a bone like
you lick up ice cream.
 King of the animals,
carrying the Chinese
symbol “king” on his
forehead.
 First white tiger is found
in Assam, Bengal, Bihar
and especially from the
former State of Rewad.
 Use the spots to see
where their mothers are
when they’re learning to
hunt.
 Spirits of Asia’s forests.

13. NUMBER OF WHITE TIGERS ARE
DECREASING.
Only 7,000 wild tigers are alive today. 100
years ago, Our world had more than
100,000 tigers.

14. POSITIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF A WHITE
TIGER
Independent for its own food.
Has leadership that one group of
them only need on to rule the rest.
Focus in attacking its prey.

16. WHAT ARE THE THINGS OF THE WHITE TIGER
THAT CAN BE RECYCLED?
 The bones of the
tiger can be used
to show to student
to study
 The other one is
the evolved itself
to survive.

18. 1) HOW LONG IS THE GESTATION
PERIOD OF A WHITE TIGER?

19. 2) AT WHAT AGE DID “MOHAN” DIED?

20. 3) HOW FAST DO THE WHITE TIGER
RUN?

21. 4) WHAT IS THE AVERAGE LITTER SIZE
OF A WHITE TIGER?

22. 5) WHAT ENZYMES DOES THE WHITE
TIGER PRODUCE?

23. REFERENCES
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_tiger
 http://www.ask.com/question/how-fast-can-a-white-
tiger-run
 http://answers.ask.com/Science/Other/how_fast_can_
a_white_tiger_run
 http://a-z-animals.com/animals/whtiger/

24. REFERENCES
 http://a-z-animals.co
 m/animals/white-tiger/
 http://baike.baidu.com/view/23620.htm
 http://www.ask.com/question/white-tigers-
digestive-system
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_tiger
 http://www.tigers.org.za/white-
tigers.html#.Ua6NdBc9G8B
 http://www.tigerhomes.org/cam/white_tiger.cfm