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White Siberian Tiger
A white siberian tiger usually has many photos available in collections of pictures of big cats.
These cats are not albinos and they are usually not found in the wild. They are of the same type with the other animals of this variety and they usually are produced of the two identical cats of this same type. It should be noted that felines with this coat color do not occur in this particular species, and any stories about them being descendants of the Amur species are not true to life. However, in an effort to breed these ‘pretty oddities’ breeders might have added the Amur gene to their genetic makeup.
A white siberian tiger usually has many photos available in collections of pictures of big cats.
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They say that the first cat of this type was owned by the Maharaja of Rewa who found the animal alone in the jungle in 1951 and he named the cat Mohan. The cubs that were produced later by this cat were of usual color and later the cat was mated with its own cub and then one more pale cat was born. Actually, the expediency of further breeding of these animals is doubtful. They have been inbred for several decades, and this has resulted in serious breeding depressions, such as twisted necks, curved spines and crossed eyes. This coat color puts a wild species in a grave situation, as it makes them conspicuous in the wild and they cannot hunt normally. Besides, breeding these species requires money that could have been spent on the Amur subspecies that is literally tottering on the brink of extinction. A white siberian tiger usually has many photos available in collections of pictures of big cats.
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