10 Lines On National Animal Tiger

A tiger is a very strong & big wild animal. It is the biggest animal in its cat family in flesh-eating. It is equally powerful to the king of the forest lion. It is found in Asia like Bhutan, India & others. It is the national animal of India, as it is the sign of power. Let’s see more about it.

10 LINES ON NATIONAL ANIMAL TIGER:

1. A tiger is considered or known as the best hunter.
2. It is the National Animal of India.
3. A tiger has black stripes upon the orange skin.
4. It belongs to a class of carnivorous animals, that eat flesh.
5. White tigers have black stripes on white skin.
6. Tigers have sharp paws that help them in hunting.
7. A tiger’s eyes resemble cat eyes, but white tigers have blue eyes.
8. Tiger’s roar can be heard from a distance of three kilometers.
9. The average life of tigers is 26 years while the zoo tigers can live up to 16-18 years.
10. It is also the national animal of Bangladesh.

10 LINES ON NATIONAL ANIMAL TIGER:

1. A tiger is considered the strongest wild animal.
2. It is the national animal of India as it is a sign of power & dignity.
3. The female of a tiger is known as the tigress.
4. The offspring of the tiger is called a cub, and a tigress gives birth to 3-4 cubs at a time.
5. A tiger consumes 25-27 kilogram of meat per day by hunting other animals.
6. Tigers prefer dense forests to live in & they live in the dens.
7. Their strips help them to hide while going to hunt.
8. Tigers are good at swimming & they can swim while hunting.
9. Tigers can run at a maximum speed of 65 kilometers per hour.
10. There are almost five species of tigers & the Siberian tigers are the largest.

FEW LINES ON NATIONAL ANIMAL TIGER:

• A tiger is the largest animal among the fat species.
• Tigers are best at hunting, and their strips help them to hide.
• It is a carnivorous animal, and prefers alone hunting.
• Tiger’s offspring are brought up by their mothers completely.
• Tigers prefer hunting, at dawn or dusk.
• Tigers prefer to take rest in the dark shades.
• Almost now, there are only 4000 tigers are leftover in the world.
• Among the 4000, 2266 tigers are present in India.
• Tigers are also kept in the zoo for children & the public.
• There should be some awareness campaigns to protect the tigers from hunting.