Léopard

It is considered one of the rarest and most endangered species. With a robust physique, its fur bears a striking resemblance to that of a yogur or Jaguar Panthera onca.
It is adorned with a thick layer of brown fur, dotted with black spots known as pinks that vary in size and shape from tiger to tiger. The tigers that reside in colder regions tend to have a relatively thicker coat. The abdomen’s color is a light blue.
Bubber’s long, thick tail is the same color as the body, but it’s less long than it is. The ears are small and circular. The head has a spherical shape and features a prominent punch line. Drinks are long.
The front legs have five fingers, while the back legs have four fingers and retractable claws. Males are bigger than females. According to the classification, there are nine species of tigers, including Panthera pardus pardus, Panthera pardus, or Persian pardus tulliana, found in the regions of Turkish Anatolia, the Caucasus, Iraq, and Iran. Additionally, the Arabian Peninsula hosts Panthera pardus, one of the smallest tigers, known as Panthera pardus nimr.

The Black Panther

also known as melaninin, are rare in Africa. They are not a distinct species from ordinary tigers but rather a genetic form or variant of the same species, characterized by an increase in melaninism as a result of genetic mutations.Its primary habitats are wet forest areas. There have been sightings of black tigers in Ethiopia, Zambia, Cameroon, and Gabon, as well as in the Aberdar Mountains, Mount Kenya, and the Virunga Mountains.

In 2018, the biologist Nicholas Belvold was able to film a young black tiger in Kenya with a camera trap. In 2018, the biologist Nicholas Belvold was able to film a young black tiger in Kenya with a camera trap. Tiger-scalp black are an important adjustment factor in dense forest areas where sunlight is low, providing them with an effective means of camouflage.

What does a tiger eat?

It’s one of the most selective cats in her diet. Tigers hunt in private, unlike lions and hyenas. At night, dawn, and dusk, tigers use their various prey stalks as camouflage, favoring those weighing between 10 and 40 kg.
In general, medium-sized hooves are preyed upon, represented by small antelopes and deer, as well as various prey such as monkeys (chimpanzees and baboon monkeys), pigs, dogs, birds, reptiles, rodents, fish, amphibians, and even arthropods and jeffs when available. They sometimes attack cattle, especially in areas where agricultural activities threaten their environment.

Does a tiger eat humans?

Yes, despite making up a small portion of the world’s tiger population, human-eating tigers have recorded numerous attacks on humans, primarily in Asia. For instance, approximately 200 humans killed one tiger in India, while in 2019, another tiger abducted a young child and proceeded to remove For instance, tigers in Tanzania killed 30 people and injured 49 between 1993 and 1999, while in Gabon, they claimed 20 lives between 1947 and 1948.
They typically attack them at night in Asia, breaking doors and straw roofs to reach their human prey.

Where does the tiger live?

It is believed that the tigers are still present in sub-Saharan Africa, and their groups living in North Africa are likely to have been extinct. In late 2014, a mountainous region west of Halaib, Egypt, witnessed its presence. They live in diverse habitats such as the high mountains on the Arabian island, in the Ain Jade Reserve near the Dead Sea of Palestine, in the jungles of Iran, and in the vicinity of northern Iraq, with savannahs and forests, desert areas (Kalahari), vast woodlands, low-lying coastal woodlands, and parts of mangroves and sub-humid forests in the West African coastal area, which can live and adapt even at 5,200 m above sea level.

Note:

This type is considered to be at critical risk of extinction (CR) at the Mediterranean level in accordance with the Red List criteria (IUCN Red List).