Bengal tiger is mainly found in the Asian countries,
comprising of India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and Tibet. It
belongs to the Felidae Family and is the national animal of both the
Indian subcontinent and Bangladesh. A mutation in the genes of a Bengal
tiger may result in the birth of a slightly different tiger, which we
know as the White tiger of India. A male Bengal tiger may be 6 feet to 9
feet in length (head and body), while a female grows to a length of 5 to
6 feet only. In the following lines we have tried to present a number of
fast as well as interesting facts about the Indian Bengal tiger. Check
out information on the White tiger of India:
