White tiger

"A tiger can jump as far as 6 to 10 meters and swim as far as 29 kilometers."

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White tigerPanthera tigris tigris

  • Habitat

    does not occur in the wild

  • Food

    meat (mammals and birds), fish and reptiles

  • Lifetime

    15-17 years

  • Weight

    257 pounds on average

  • Length

    2.84 meters

  • Number of youngsters

    1 to 7 every 3 to 4 years

  • Wear time

    around 3.5 months

  • IUCN Status

    Endangered

  • EEP

    Yes

  • 3

    years, that's how long a young tiger stays with its mother

  • 26

    years, that's how old the white tiger gets on average

  • 257

    kilo, that's how heavy a white tiger can get

    • No more breeding

    Within recognized European zoos, white tigers are not bred. This is because the white tiger has no chance of survival in the wild. Therefore, protection of white tigers makes no sense. Therefore, in the future we will use this space to offer more space, to endangered tiger species that do still exist in the wild.

    Sneak

    The tiger prefers to hunt at night, but is sometimes active during the day. Its prey animals also live at night. He prefers to run through dense vegetation and along trails so they do not hear him coming.

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