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White tiger

This page shows 34 photographs of white tigers. You will find photographs of white tigers in their natural habitat. There are also photographs of white tigers in zoos. Many photographs show the distinctive blue eyes of these animals. Other photographs show white tigers with their cubs.

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Questions and answers

What is a white tiger?

A white tiger is a Bengal tiger with a genetic mutation. This mutation stops the production of red and yellow pigments. This results in a white coat with dark stripes and blue eyes. These tigers are not a separate subspecies.

Are white tigers rare?

White tigers are rare in the wild. Their white coat does not provide camouflage in most environments. This makes hunting difficult. Most white tigers live in zoos or wildlife sanctuaries.

What do white tigers eat?

White tigers are carnivores. They eat meat. In the wild, their diet includes deer, wild boar, and buffalo. They are predators that hunt large prey.

Do all white tigers have blue eyes?

Yes, all white tigers have blue eyes. The same genetic mutation that causes their white fur also affects eye color. This gives them their characteristic blue eyes. You can see this in many of the photographs on this page.

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