Siberian Tiger

Siberian Tigers have unique stripes, like snowflakes—no two tigers have the same pattern!

These cats are expert swimmers and enjoy a good splash! Siberian Tigers often swim across rivers to chase prey or cool off on hot days.

When they roar, it can be heard up to 3 kilometers (1.86 miles) away. Their mighty roars echo through the forests, announcing their presence!

A Siberian Tiger's vision is excellent in low light, making them perfect nighttime hunters. They can spot a deer in the dark like a superhero with night vision!

These magnificent cats can leap up to 10 meters (33 feet) in a single bound. That's as long as a school bus!

Each Siberian Tiger has a special scent; they use it to communicate with others through urine markings. It's their way of leaving messages, like texting!

Instead of living in groups, Siberian Tigers are solitary creatures, enjoying their own space. They prefer to have a territory ranging from 20 to 100 square kilometers (7.7 to 38.6 square miles) all to themselves!

Siberian Tigers can eat up to 27 kilograms (60 pounds) of meat in one meal! They don't snack much; they feast like kings!

When they hunt, Siberian Tigers have a secret weapon—their whiskers! These sensitive hairs help them detect movement in the dark and navigate through the thick forest.

Surprisingly, Siberian Tigers are known for playing in the snow like big kittens! They love to pounce and tumble around in the fluffy white stuff.