answer to the question as to what natural area inhabited by the tiger, can be found in this article.In addition, all are considered subspecies living on a planet of predators, belonging to this kind of cat.
Which natural area inhabited by a tiger?
interesting fact is that it is a beautiful, powerful animal lives exclusively in Asia.That is naturally no tigers in America or in Africa or Australia.Even in Europe, they are found only in captivity.
But specifically on the question of where tigers live, in what area they live, can not be answered unequivocally.After all, their range of habitats in relation to natural areas is wide enough.You can find this big cat in tropical rain forests, and taiga in the north of Siberia, in dry savannas and semi-deserts, mangrove swamps, on the bare rocky hills and bamboo tropical thickets, in the mountains at an altitude of three thousand meters above sea level and in Primorsky Krai.
Amur tiger
To date, scientists have isolated nine subspecies of modern tiger.Unfortunately, three of them have already been destroyed by people.In Russia today lives a Siberian tiger.Though earlier in the former Soviet Union could still meet the biggest animal of this species.But the last Caspian Tiger reaches a weight of 240 kg, was gunned down in southeast Turkey in 1970.
Talking about what natural area inhabited Amur tiger, it should be called the taiga, Khabarovsk and Primorsky Krai, tropical mountain areas (in North Korea) and moderately humid and semi-humid zone of coniferous forests (in the northeastern part of China).Today registered about five hundred specimens of the largest of the living representatives of the cat.
Bengal tiger
These animals on earth there are more than four thousand, although this figure is provisional.Answering the question "in a natural area inhabited by Bengali tiger", zoologists list all of habitats, ranging from tropical rain forests and ending with the dry savannahs and mangroves.It Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, India.Most of the members of this subspecies is concentrated in India.
Indochinese tiger
These beauties live in Vietnam, Thailand, southern China, Malaysia, Laos and Cambodia.Their today there are between 1,200 to 1,600 individuals.A great danger to the population is Chinese medicine.In this regard, it was destroyed in Vietnam for nearly three-quarters of the tigers inhabited the country.Today, poaching is minimized, but to correct the situation is already quite difficult.
Malayan tiger
This subspecies identified recently.Until 2004, it belongs to the Indochinese tiger population.They inhabit the south of the island of Malacca.They have about 800 species, which puts them in third place in size among all subspecies.
Sumatran Tiger
This is the least numerous of the subspecies living in the wild.Responding to a question about what a natural area is the Sumatran tiger, as a joke, you can give the answer: in the reserve.While speaking seriously, it would be more correct to say that this subspecies inhabits the tropical forests of the island of Sumatra.
Chinese tiger
This subspecies is almost annihilated.According to scientists, all of the animals now live exclusively in captivity.There were only 59 individuals.Genetically, they are descendants of six Chinese tigers.It is assumed that the last wild representative of this subspecies was shot in 1994.
