White Tiger
- scientific name
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Panthera tigris tigris (leucistic) - top speed
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64 km/h - order
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Carnivora
Size
The white tiger is a striking variant of the Bengal tiger. It has a unique white coat with dark stripes and blue eyes.
LifeSpan
White tigers typically live for 10-15 years in the wild and can have similar lifespans in captivity.
Conservation Status
Critically Endangered
Distribution
White tigers are not found in the wild. They are a product of captive breeding programs and not a separate subspecies.
Coevolution
White tigers have captivated human fascination due to their rarity and distinctive appearance. They are often featured in zoos and wildlife conservation efforts.
Nutrition
White tigers are carnivores and share a diet similar to other Bengal tigers, preying on animals such as deer and wild boar.
Lifestyle
White tigers, like other Bengal tigers, are solitary animals known for their strength and agility.