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Sub-adult Royal Bengal Tigers interacting
Black and white portrait of a tiger
tiger(Panthera leo) relaxing on the grass and looking at the camera.
Photography from 1899
Sumatran Tiger in black and white
Bengal tiger closeup in high contrast black and white image
Portrait of a Amur tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, on a grass in summer day.
The Siberian tiger, or Amur tiger, is a population of the tiger subspecies Panthera tigris tigris native to the Russian Far East, Northeast China. Harbin, China. Single tiger.
a Sumatran tiger turns sideways when in the water
Tiger rating in grass
From the shadows
Preserved nose of a Sumatran tiger
Portrait of a Royal Bengal Tiger
Tigers have reddish-orange coats with prominent black stripes, white bellies and white spots on their ears. Like a human fingerprint, no two tigers have the exact same markings. Because of this, researchers can use stripe patterns to identify different individuals when studying tigers in the wild.
White Tiger (3 years) in front of a white background.
White Bengal Tiger seen soaking in the river inside the rainforest. Black and white image.
a Sumatran tiger looking from behind a bush
Photography from 1899
Panthera tigris sumatrae - Sumatran tiger resting and sleeping on a wooden board
The Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris), from the Tiger Reserve of India.
One of the series of my images showing various moods of the royal bengal tiger in Indian national parks.
Siberian tiger is a largest tiger in the world and the most northern tiger population. Siberian tiger has the thickest and the longest fur. It has fewer stripes than other subspecies. Total number of stripes can reach 100.
Olhar concentrado de um tigre
Portrait of resting tiger in the bush. The photo was taken through the thick vegetation.
a sumatran tiger walking out of the hole
Tiger resting in grass
Black and white image
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