The beauty of Asia 's lord of the jungle in feather colors

See beautiful Bengal tigers through different "portrait" photos .

Speaking of approaching tigers, we all know that only "occupiers" can tame and interact directly with each individual. So have you ever thought about taking a close-up portrait of the face of the "lord of the forest" ? How will the expression of the tiger's face be portrayed?

Join Dr. Bhagavan Antle - the pure animal breeder of the TIGERS Research Institute of Rare Animals in South Carolia (USA) to look at the variety of Bengal tigers through the photos below.

Bengal tigers are most found in Bangladesh and India as well as Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and southern Tibet.

Bengal tiger is the most common tiger subspecies, living in different habitats around Asia.

Its coat is brown-orange with black stripes, although sometimes mutated to produce white tigers.

The reason for the white tiger phenomenon is that it has twice the number of recessive alleles in hereditary genes compared to other common Bengal tigers. In 10,000 cases, there is only one rare case.

Bengal tiger is the national symbol of Bangladesh and India.

The common Bengal tiger lives alone, but sometimes it becomes a herd of 3-4.

In nature, Bengal tigers are pure carnivores and it hunts medium to large animals. The Bengal tiger is also known for daring to hunt both Asian elephants and young rhinos.

It is estimated that in 2005 the number of about 4,500 Bengal tigers in the world is estimated, of which about 3,000 individuals in India and about 200 individuals in both Bangladesh and Nepal.