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The Majestic Bengal Tiger: Characteristics, Habitat, and Conservation

The Bengal tiger, weighing between 260 and 700 lbs, is a striking large cat characterized by its orange coat with black, white, and brown markings. With a lifespan of 8 to 10 years, they primarily inhabit areas in India, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Myanmar, and rely on a diet that includes deer, wild boar, and water buffalo. Unfortunately, they are endangered due to poaching and habitat loss from human activities. To help conserve this magnificent species, we must combat poaching, halt logging to protect their habitat, and enact stronger protective laws.

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The Majestic Bengal Tiger: Characteristics, Habitat, and Conservation

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  1. Bengal Tiger By Keegan

  2. Physical Characteristics • Weigh 260lbs. To 700lbs. • Coat-Orange , blackish , white and brownish • Life span 8 to 10 years

  3. Habitat and Diet • Eat – deer , wild boar , wild cattle , sloth bear , water buffalo and crocodiles • Needs fresh water • Found in indie , Bhutan , Nepal , Bangladesh and Myanmar

  4. Why is it endangered • Poaching • Loss of habitat because of human population • Logging

  5. What can you do to save it • Stop poaching • Stop logging-save habitat • Protective laws

  6. Fun facts • The tiger is the strongest cat in the world • Tiger stripes are unique to tigers • Tiger is the largest and heaviest cat open the earth

  7. Bibliography • http://animals.nationalgeographic.com • http://www.earthsendangerd.com

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