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Exotic Breeders
Exotic breeders may have their own farm, and they may also be involved in conservation.
The geographic range of Tigers includes China, Russia (Siberia,) Sumatra, Bangladesh and India today, but not long ago these animals were found in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran and other parts of Indonesia. Nowadays it is difficult for them to find a habitat that could provide them with enough prey. These ferocious predators begin hunting at dusk and often patrol water holes waiting for deer and other prey. They hide motionless in the grass and wait for a suitable prey. Sometimes, tigers unite for a kill and then share the quarry according to their status.
Exotic breeders may have their own farm, and they may also be involved in conservation.
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Exotic Breeders -
farm, conservation
Creamy animals do not belong to a separate species; they are a color variety of Bengal species. Strange as it may seem, in Siberia, there are no such animals registered, but such a color would be very suited for living in the snow. Creamy animals that live in tropical forests or in grassy areas face difficulties when hunting. Such a color makes them more conspicuous for the prey. The larger size of these animals makes the situation worse: they need more prey, but have less opportunities to hunt. Exotic breeders may have their own farm, and they may also be involved in conservation.
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