Malayan Tiger
- They are the smallest tiger in the Southeast Asian region. They are between 2.3 – 2.6m.
- They are found in Peninsular Malaysia. They live in tropical and sub tropical forest, shrubland and grassland.
- Litter size between 2 to 5 cubs. Cubs stay with their mama for up to 2 years.
- They like water and can swim.
- They are critically endangered. There are approximately 80 to 120 adults left in the wild.
Kia ora Bella,
It’s Charlotte here, a Summer Learning Journey Blog Commenter. Well done on giving the Project Tiger Kick Start activity a go, you have done an awesome job!
Well done on including lots of facts about the Tiger into your blog post! The fact I found most interesting was that they are great swimmers – I never knew this about Tigers! What was the most interesting fact you found out during your research?
The last time I saw a Tiger was when I visited the zoo recently! Have you been to a zoo before? What is your favourite animal that can be found at the zoo? I enjoy seeing the elephants!
Ngā Mihi Nui
Charlotte Visser
Summer Learning Journey
I found swimming surprising too.
My favourite animal I’ve seen at a zoo was Red Pandas.