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White Bengal Tiger Pictures
White bengal tiger pictures aren't usually taken on a farm; a picture is most often taken in the wild.
In captivity, these animals are selected to produce the offspring with such unique color. The method of inbreeding was used for many years; only recently problems associated with inbreeding were discovered. They are: crossed eyes, spine curvature, a high rate of abortions and stillbirths, shorter lifespan. These creatures attract millions of visitors who come rushing in to take a look at this wonder of the nature. However, they have to pay a high price for their beauty because their unusual coat color makes them visible for potential prey and they cannot hunt normally. Many specialists call them ‘pretty oddities’ and believe that they should not be bred.
White bengal tiger pictures aren't usually taken on a farm; a picture is most often taken in the wild.
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White Bengal Tiger Pictures -
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Such animals appear in the wild only once in a great while, because the gene for such coat color is recessive. These cats differ from ordinary orange individuals in having blue eyes, pink nose and paw pads and creamy fur with chocolate stripes. They are frequently mistaken for albinos, while the stripes and blue eyes are indicative of the presence of melanin in their bodies. They grow faster and larger than their orange counterparts. Somehow, species of this coat color only occur within this particular subspecies, although their gene pool might have been polluted due to careless inbreeding. White bengal tiger pictures aren't usually taken on a farm; a picture is most often taken in the wild.
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