Bengal Tiger
Bengal tiger is the biggest member of the cat family.They live in the rain forests and jungles in India, Malaya, Nepal, Mongolia, Bangladesh and China. A Bengal tiger can grow up to three metres in length and weigh up to 200 kilograms. Bengal tigers eat deer, water buffalo, goat, tapir, wild boar and wild pigs. They are endangered. Bengal tigers have been hunted heavily by poachers for their fur and tigers body parts are sold as medicine in China.Sarah's Bengal Tiger Page - this web page was designed by Sarah Keller, as a first-year student at the University of Vermont.== Reviewed Sites & Photos ==The Bengal Tiger - by Gajji Vamathevan.
The Bengal Tiger (panthera tigris tigris) - one of nature's most feared predators.
Bengal Tiger - Christina's big cats of the world.
Bengal Tiger - by International Wildlife Education & Conservation (IWEC).
Bengal Tiger - by The National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution.
White Bengal Tiger - at the Fort Worth Zoo.
Bengal Tiger safari in India - page from UK.
Bengal Tiger - how population growth effects the Bengal Tiger.
White Bengal Tiger - SchoolWorld Endangered Species Project.
The Royal Bengal Tiger - by Clark.
Bengal tiger dies after being caught in wild boar trap - from The Daily Kent Stater, Kent State University.
Bengal tiger Fact File - by Graham Thomas.
Bengal Tiger - by Yusuf, Crocker Farm Elementary School Amherst, MA.
Bengal Tiger - by Brian Lee.
Siberian-Bengal Tiger - Sean - from Barry R. Kirshner Wildlife Foundation.
Bengal Tigers - by Northside Independent School District.
The Royal White Bengal Tiger - guardians of the wild.
Bengal Tiger - by Lisa Loecker.
Bengal Tiger - page from Australia.
Bengal Tiger Cubs - nice cubs.
The Bengal Tiger - by Nick.
Bengal Tiger - by Kathy Smith.
Bengal Tiger - slide by Kilo Junior High School.
Bengal Tiger - by Oakland Zoo.
Photos
Royal Bengal Tiger - National Animal of Bangladesh.
Home of the Royal Bengal Tiger - sights and view.
Bengal Tiger - by Birmingham Zoo.
Lucky Duck's Bengal Tiger Page - photos.
Last updated: April 27, 2001. E-mail