Species group · Mammals

Tigers

WAnimals has 5 species of tiger, all in the family Felidae.

5 species
1 family
30 countries
32 parks
Weight
75 kg – 400 kg
Length
1.4 m – 3.3 m
Lifespan
15 years

Ranges calculated from the entries that record the figure, not from all 5.

All 5 species of tigers on WAnimals

Each one has its own full entry. This group does not replace them: it brings them together.

Conservation status

2 Endangered1 Critically Endangered1 Not Evaluated1 Extinct

3 especies in this group están en alguna categoría de riesgo real según la UICN.

See the global conservation status

Where they live

Recorded in 30 countries. The ones with the most species in the group:

Where to see them

Did you know…

  • It can leap up to 5 metres.

    From Bengal Tiger

  • Every tiger has a unique stripe pattern.

    From Bengal Tiger

  • India is home to over 70% of the world's wild tigers.

    From Bengal Tiger

  • There are eight historic subspecies, three of which are already extinct.

    From Tiger

  • The Siberian subspecies is the largest of all the tigers.

    From Tiger

  • Every tiger has a unique stripe pattern, like a fingerprint.

    From Tiger

  • The smallest tiger subspecies and the only one left in the Indonesian islands.

    From Sumatran Tiger

  • It is the only island tiger left in the world: the Balinese and Javan tigers disappeared in the 1940s and 1970s respectively.

    From Sumatran Tiger

Ecosystems

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