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The Sumatran Tiger: Habitat, Diet, and Conservation Efforts

The Sumatran Tiger, native to the tropical rainforests of Sumatra, Indonesia, thrives in diverse environments like swamps and grasslands. Recognizable by its reddish-yellow fur and thinner black stripes, it is unique among tigers for its partially webbed feet, aiding in swimming. Males weigh between 220-310 pounds, while females range from 165-245 pounds. Preyed upon primarily by humans, their population is dwindling, with fewer than 500 remaining due to habitat loss and poaching. Conservation efforts are in place to protect this endangered species.

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The Sumatran Tiger: Habitat, Diet, and Conservation Efforts

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  1. Sumatran Tiger By Whitney

  2. Habitat • The tigers habitat is a tropical rain forest in Sumatra, Indonesia. • It lives in the lower part of the Indonesian mountains. • They also live in swamps ,grasslands and savannas. They like to live close to water.

  3. Color • They are reddish-yellow with long black stripes. Their stripes are thinner than others. • Tigers have partial webbed feet unlike other species of tigers. Their webbed toes help them swim faster.

  4. Weight • A males tigers weight can be from (220-310). • A females tigers weight can be from (165-245).

  5. Diet • The tigers diet in the wild is wild pigs, monkeys, birds, crocodiles, fish and reptiles. • A tigers diet in a zoo is a feline diet.

  6. Predators and Remaining Population • The Sumatran Tigers only predators is humans. • The remaining population of the Sumatran Tiger is less than 500.

  7. The Reason its Endangered • The reason the Sumatran Tiger is endangered is because its lose of habitat and its being poached. Humans are overpopulating.

  8. How We are helping it and Other Interesting Facts

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