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Siberian Tiger Secrets

The Siberian tiger is the largest tiger subspecies alive. The Siberian tiger lives in the Russian Far East and China. The Siberian tiger is genetically closest to the extinct Caspian tiger.

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The Siberian tiger is the largest tiger subspecies alive.

The Siberian tiger lives in the Russian Far East and China.

The Siberian tiger is genetically closest to the extinct Caspian tiger.

This tiger’s coat is pale with narrow dark stripes all over.

Average male Siberian tigers weigh about 176 kilograms nowadays.

Wild female Siberian tigers weigh around 118 kilograms on average.

Adult males measure about 195 centimeters in body length.

Females average 174 centimeters in body length without tail.

Siberian tigers have a long tail, almost one meter in length.

Male Siberian tigers have skulls with high, strong crests.

Siberian tigers have dense, long winter fur compared to other tigers.

The Siberian tiger's skull can measure up to 406 mm in length.

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