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Page 1: By Sian & Fiona. South china tigers have the fewest stripes than any other tiger species, but they are also the most endangered. The South China tiger

By Sian & Fiona.

Page 2: By Sian & Fiona. South china tigers have the fewest stripes than any other tiger species, but they are also the most endangered. The South China tiger

South china tigers have the fewest stripes than any other tiger species, but they are also the most endangered. The South China tiger comes from the South China.

Page 3: By Sian & Fiona. South china tigers have the fewest stripes than any other tiger species, but they are also the most endangered. The South China tiger

Tigers eat meat.

Tigers don't eat many large prey, but the Siberian tiger loves to eat water buffalo if they are easy to catch. A tiger usually only eats large prey if they are easy to catch. Tigers mostly eat small prey like rabbits and antelope. The smallest prey a tiger will eat is a grasshopper

Page 4: By Sian & Fiona. South china tigers have the fewest stripes than any other tiger species, but they are also the most endangered. The South China tiger

The South China tiger is the most critically endangered of all tiger subspecies.

Found in central and eastern China, it is estimated that only 30 to 80 South China tigers still exist in the wild. Currently 48 South China tigers live in 19 zoos, all in China.

The South China Tiger is the smallest tiger subspecies and is also known as the Amoy Tiger.

Page 5: By Sian & Fiona. South china tigers have the fewest stripes than any other tiger species, but they are also the most endangered. The South China tiger

HABITAT

A tiger's habitat is dependant on two basic factors. Firstly, it should provide good cover for stalking and secondly, it should have a good abundance of prey. Due to this, the tigers' domain covers almost every corner of India.