Jul 29, 2025
Found in India, Bangladesh, Nepal & Bhutan. It's the most numerous and iconic subspecies.
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Critically endangered and possibly extinct in the wild. Native to China’s southern provinces.
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Largest tiger species, adapted to cold. Found in Russia’s Far East and northeastern China.
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Inhabits Southeast Asia (Thailand, Vietnam, Laos). Smaller and darker than Bengal tigers.
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Found only in the Malay Peninsula. Critically endangered with under 150 left in the wild.
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Smallest living tiger species, found only in Sumatra. Highly adapted to rainforest life.
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Bali Tiger (Panthera tigris balica) and Javan Tiger (Panthera tigris sondaica) Both lost due to habitat loss and hunting in the 20th century.
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Once roamed Central Asia, declared extinct in the 1970s. Related closely to the Amur tiger.
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