Could Siberian Tigers survive in the Arctic?

If you think about it most Arctic land predators are either white (Polar Bear) or morph to a white color in the winter (Arctic Fox). The tiger would lack this important capability and would be unable to hunt effectively. read more

If you think about it most Arctic land predators are either white (Polar Bear) or morph to a white color in the winter (Arctic Fox). The tiger would lack this important capability and would be unable to hunt effectively. Also they are not equipped to make it through the long Arctic winter. read more

The Siberian Tiger (panther tigris altaica), also known as the Amur tiger, is well known to science. It’s the largest tiger species in the world. Unfortunately, these beautiful stately animals are critically endangered. The Siberian tigers live primarily in Eastern Russia with some making their way into China and North Korea. read more