Sumatran Tiger Profile

[RedPandaReggie]

Sumatran tiger - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Sumatran Tiger Facts - WildCats Conservation Alliance

The Sumatran tiger is Critically Endangered with fewer than 600 living in the wild. It is the smallest and only island tiger subspecies left.

conservewildcats.org

Sumatran tiger, facts and photos

www.nationalgeographic.com

Sumatran tiger

Watch our footage of a Sumatran tiger in the wild from a set-up camera trap. Sumatran tigers are Critically Endangered, with fewer than 400 tigers left in

www.fauna-flora.org

 

[Firestar97]

Would absolutely love it. They are more commonly kept than the Bengal Tiger (at least in some Areas) and I think they are also one of the Tiger Subspecies of which pseudomelanistic Individuals where seen

 

[RedPandaReggie]

They are also the subspecies I am most fond of, being the most common tiger in zoos here in Australia, we only have 1 Siberian Tiger and I think 5 Bengal Tigers and multiple Sumatran Tigers.

 

[Firestar97]

They are also the subspecies I am most fond of, being the most common tiger in zoos here in Australia, we only have 1 Siberian Tiger and I think 5 Bengal Tigers and multiple Sumatran Tigers.

I think there aren't even any Bengal Tigers currently kept in Europe. I think we only have Siberian and Sumatran Tigers currently

 

[RedPandaReggie]

I think they only added the Bengal because of its Indian significance

 

[Firestar97]

I think they only added the Bengal because of its Indian significance

I think they added it because of its Popularity. Aren't they the only Tigers that can be leucistic if they are pure bred? Still wonder why they added leucistic Siberian Tigers (even though I still ended up really liking the white Siberian Tiger that was born in one of my Zoos. I think I do still have a few Descendants of him)

 

[RedPandaReggie]

Yeah

 

[nutrit]

Best idea for a clone animal we could buy separately