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Endangered Species Bengal Tiger
Endangered species bengal tiger pictures are found on some websites; you can also get facts about conservation.
These wild cats mark their home ranges, and males’ territories are much larger than females’. Generally, they are solitary animals, but sometimes they travel in groups. These groups may probably consist of a mother with sub-adult children. Males do not take part in weaning the young, as they are not monogamous. Nursing mothers are suspicious of anything or anyone approaching the lair and defend their territory aggressively. They do not allow males to get close to the cubs, because they can kill them.
Endangered species bengal tiger pictures are found on some websites; you can also get facts about conservation.
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Endangered Species Bengal Tiger -
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The gestation period of females lasts 3.5 months. The majority of cubs are born between February and May. A tigress usually gives birth to 1-4 cubs. The cubs’ weight is up to 3 pounds. They are born stripped. Newborn cubs are blind and helpless and require constant protection. By age of 6 weeks they start taking meat, and by age of 6 months they start hunting. Kittens become independent at around 1.5 years old, and come in puberty at the age of 3-4 years. Endangered species bengal tiger pictures are found on some websites; you can also get facts about conservation.
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