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informatiivdesepre tigri in engleza

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Tiger (Panthera tigris) is a carnivorous mammal felidelor family, it is one of four species of the genus Panthera. It is the largest representative of the subfamily pantherinae and one of the largest terrestrial predators (as the polar bear and the brown). The dimensions of a Siberian tiger at the age of six months are comparable to those of an adult leopard. Tigers are characteristic dark stripes, the location of which varies from one individual to another. The body is adapted for hunting and is equipped with long teeth and powerful jaws, night vision six times better than a human and muscled, being able to jump from a height of up to two meters with 50 kg of meat in the teeth. Tigers particular hoofed feed, but can hunt monkeys, birds, fish and even other prey, wolves, leopards and crocodiles. Their behavior and keep in solitude solitary territories to 1,000 km²; These may include different landscapes: tropical forests and savannahs south and north semideşerturi and taiga. Nine subspecies of tiger are recognized (all across Asia), of which the beginning of the XXI century have been preserved only six - a total of 3,200 individuals; the largest is the Bengal Tiger, whose population makes up approx. 1,700 specimens. During the twentieth century, the tiger population has fallen by 93%, so the end of the century, the species was included in the IUCN Red List and similar documents of countries. Currently, hunting or capturing tigers is banned worldwide. Tiger is a symbol of power and monarchy in Asian culture. Some Indian deities are depicted on horseback tigers, thus demonstrating its superiority. Tiger is one of the 12 animals of the Chinese calendar symbols. His role in world culture is reflected in its recognition as a national symbol of Malaysia, India, Bangladesh and the Republic of Korea and the most beloved animal on Earth, after a survey conducted by Animal Planet.