Overview
The Bengal tiger is a large carnivore that relies on healthy forests, grasslands and prey populations. Each tiger has a unique stripe pattern.
Habitat
Forests, mangroves, grasslands and wetlands.
Diet
Carnivore, mainly deer and wild boar.
Behaviour
Generally solitary and territorial.
Distribution
Indian subcontinent.
Conservation status
Endangered
Interesting facts
A tiger’s stripe pattern is unique, much like a fingerprint.
Conservation status and species facts should be verified against authoritative sources before publication.