2. Tigers  By Cameron http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/photos/tigers.html

3. Introduction  Did you now tigers die very fast. Lets do some math. How long do they only live about a fifth of what you live? I think that is sad because live? 15-20 years is the right answer. Tigers are endangered. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/photos/tigers.html

4. adaptations One of the tigers adaptations are canines on the side of their front teeth. This allows tigers to pierce and grip their prey. Tigers also have the adaptation of camouflage. The black on them lets them hide in the shadows in the jungle. The orange lets them hide in the plains. Another adaptation is unlike most cats, they can swim. Tigers also have good eyesight. This helps tigers catch their prey. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/photos/tigers.html

5. Why they are going extinct  Tigers are going extinct because people keep moving into their territory. I mean tigers lived all around Asia and Europe, now they live only in small sections. Another reason tigers are dying is because people are killing them for money. There use to be 8 species now there are only 5. When mother tigers went out to hunt they hid their cubs but they where eaten by hyenas. We are also killing their food, although many people don’t think about it. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/photos/tigers.html

6. Solutions  One way we can help tigers is by stop cutting down forests. Another way is to stop killing them for money. We can also build tiger reserves. Although many people don’t think about this we are killing their food. People also assume there is danger and kill them. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/photos/tigers.html

7. Food chain  Tigers eat chital which eat grass. Tigers eat buffalo which also eat grass. Tigers eat sambar which also eat grass. Tigers eat zebras which I think you can guess what they eat. http://image.tutorvista.com/content/environment-and-environmental-problems/nature-food-chains.jpeg

8. Where tigers live  Tigers mainly live in rain forests and forests. They may live near lakes. Or on plains. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/photos/tigers.html

9. conclusion   We can save tigers and we should because we can. No buts! http:/nm/image.tutorvista.com/content/enviroent-and-environmental-problems/nature-food-chains.jpeg