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The White Siberian Tiger
The white siberian tiger can be bred on a farm where the baby will be well cared for.
There are about 30-90 cats of this color in the USA now and there are no such species in the wildlife. These animals are produced by the parents that are both pale. They must have the same gene that is responsible for the coloring of the animals. In the wild, such species only occur once per every 10,000 births. These felines are much weaker than their orange counterparts, although they grow faster and heavier. They are susceptible to serious breeding depressions, such as shortened tendons in the legs, spinal curvatures, crossed eyes and twisted necks.
The white siberian tiger can be bred on a farm where the baby will be well cared for.
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The White Siberian Tiger -
farm, baby
This is an unusual type but it is not a separate subspecies of these cats as some people may think. This is just a variety of the Bengal cat the color of which also may be pale. Now, we can see such an extraordinary animal only in zoos. Despite a common suggestion of these animals being descendents of the Amur subspecies, this is not true to life. It is not the climate of their habitat that defines their coat color, but a double recessive allele in their genetic makeup. However, in an effort to breed them, the gene of the Amur subspecies might have been added to their gene pool. The white siberian tiger can be bred on a farm where the baby will be well cared for.
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