The female Bengal tiger produces as many as 1 to 4 cubs in one time. The Bengal tiger has a pretty long gestation period of 104 to 106 days. Female tigers become mature at 5 years of age. They will give birth in dense bushes, caves, or even in tall…
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This article is all about cheetah diet. We have rThe cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is one of the purest carnivores which breeds in open habitats of the western and eastern Africa. They fancy living in open woodlands, semi deserts, and grassy plains where they can easily hunt prey. An isolated population…
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The Malayan tiger (Panthera tigris jacksoni) is a supercarnivore just like other species. It lives and hunts alone. Malayan tigers will maintain territories but the male’s range often overlaps with that of a female. It is the newest recognized species of a tiger and probably the smallest too. Let us…
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This article is all about Sumatran tiger diet. We have researched some of the most interesting facts about what do Sumatran tigers eat. The Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) is one of the rarest tigers in the world. There are only few wild tigers surviving on the Indonesian island, Sumatra. Sumatran…
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While polar bears are the largest land carnivores in the Arctic—they do not necessarily eat large animals. They are little selective in their feeding habits. But polar bears are generally opportunistic hunters just like other bear species. And due to their opportunistic nature they will eat just about anything—ranging from…
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The south china tiger (Panthera tigris amoyensis) is a pure carnivore. It’s a large cat which is why it preys on medium-sized to large animals. As is typical of a tiger, the south china tiger likes to eat ungulates. It would consume large animals such as wild pig, gray langur,…
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The South China tiger (Panthera tigris amoyensis) is one of the rarest of the big cats. Scientists believe that the south china tiger is probably extinct in the natural habitat. The last of the tiger was seen 25 years ago. Chances are remote that one can ever find South china tigers again in…
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The average lifespan of a gray wolf is about 6 to 8 years in the wild. While many species die before 10 years age, some do live up to 13 years. The maximum lifespan is thought to be 15 or 16 years. In captivity however gray wolves live much longer…
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The gray wolf (Canis lupus) makes home in just about every habitat in the world. It builds habitats in deserts, mountains, forests, taiga, plains, grasslands, and arctic tundras. Gray wolf is mostly distributed in the northern tip of the earth. While it occupies a wide variety of habitats the wolf…
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While we do not know much of Arctic fox’s behavior at all, study suggests that the polar foxes do not hibernate—not even in winter. Arctic foxes are often termed as nomads in that they move or perhaps migrate to find a suitable habitat. But they do not migrate long distances…
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