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Siberian White Tiger
Established of late, siberian white tiger is bred on farm and zoos that supply photos to some websites.
These are the rarest feline subspecies and now they may be found only in zoos. They are the variety of Bengal type and not a separate type of these cats. They are also not albinos as they have blue eyes and if they were albinos they would have pink eyes. Some people claim their genetic relation to the Amur subspecies, but these suggestions are groundless. Any idea about this coat color being an adaptation to arctic environment is a myth. This color is due to a double recessive allele that is found only in Bengals.
Established of late, siberian white tiger is bred on farm and zoos that supply photos to some websites.
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These cats are magnificent, yet endangered. Nowadays it is impossible to see one in the wildlife. This cat, which is also known as the Bengal, is about 3 meters long and weighs about 180-285 kg. The color of the coat is richer and the coat itself lies flatter than in other cats. These animals grow faster and larger than orange species, and they are prone to serious breeding depressions. Abortions, stillbirths and infant mortalities are frequent occurrences among these animals, and they are also susceptible to orthopedic deviations. Many species suffer from spinal curvatures, twisted necks, shortened tendons in the legs and crossed eyes. Established of late, siberian white tiger is bred on farm and zoos that supply photos to some websites.
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