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Pictures Of Bengal Tiger
You can get pictures of bengal tiger by looking it up in a visual encyclopedia; they don't usually live on farms; photos of them are captivating.
This species inhabits a great variety of habitats from rain forest to deserts of India, Bhutan, Burma, and Bangladesh. It is a pure carnivore that feeds on big game, such as deer, antelope, young elephant, buffalo, monkey, and sometimes raids cattle. Hunting does not come easy to them, and chances are only one out of every 15 attacks ends successfully. These animals are great swimmers, but they rarely climb trees. They cannot boast of a good stamina and spend 18 hours each day sleeping. They can run at 60 km per hour, but they get exhausted promptly.
You can get pictures of bengal tiger by looking it up in a visual encyclopedia; they don't usually live on farms; photos of them are captivating.
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Pictures Of Bengal Tiger -
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These animals live in several lairs, and in one of these lairs females bring their cubs into the world. As a rule, litter consists of 1-4 cubs. The young are born blind, and open their eyes in about two weeks. The young are able to feed themselves when they are 16 months old. This is when these cats become totally independent. They reach full maturity at 3-4 years of age. They have a rather low reproductive rate: females have cubs only once every 3 to 4 years. Besides, they are induced ovulators, and it takes several copulations for a female to become pregnant. You can get pictures of bengal tiger by looking it up in a visual encyclopedia; they don't usually live on farms; photos of them are captivating.
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