1. Siberian Tiger By: Tommy Trotta

2. Introduction Have you ever heard of the Siberian Tiger? It is an endangered animal. In the place it lives they have a law of no hunting the Siberian tiger. The Siberian tiger has a really big food web. You will find eating habits, habitat, physical description, and its life cycle can be really interesting.

3. Physical Description The Siberian Tiger is a big animal. It has orange and black strips and white on its belly. It is 4 ½ feet tall. It weighs 660 pounds. The size is 2.85 meters. It has fur. The Siberian Tiger’s Physical Description is really cool.

4. Habitat The Siberian tiger lives in a wet warm rain forest. The climate is warm. There are 4 different season in the Siberian tigers habitat. My animal does not migrate to any places. The Siberian tiger’s habitat never changed over time. The habitat of the Siberian tiger is being destroyed and we should help save it.

5. Diet The Siberian tiger eat a lot of animals. Some of them are moose, rabbit, birds, fish, elk, lynx, hares, pigs, cattle, bears and many more. The animals that might eat the tiger are the brown bear and the grizzly bear. The tiger gets its food by hunting. The Siberian tiger’s diet does not change ever. The time it looks for food is at night. It eats its food by biting it on the neck and eating it. It eats once a day. It can eat about 60 pounds a day. The Siberian tiger’s diet can be really big.

6. Life Cycle The life cycle of the Siberian tiger is very interesting. The cubs are born alive. An average Siberian tiger 3-4 years to become an adult. The life cycle stages are cube to an adult. It can be a cool to see a Siberian tiger grow.

7. Conclusion There are about 350 left in the Siberian tiger left in the wild. The cubes cannot hunt until they are 18 months old. The tigers usually stake there pray alone at night. They are on their own in about 2-3 years. The cubes eyes open in about 15 to 16 days. The cubes weight about three pounds at birth and are striped. The Siberian tiger is a really interesting animal to research.

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