Tigers are fascinating creatures. I had the pleasure of spending some quality time with these big cats. Compared to normal colored tigers without the white gene, white tigers tend to be somewhat bigger, both at birth and as fully grown big adults. The white tiger is not considered a tiger subspecies, but rather a mutant variant of the existing tiger subspecies. As such, white tigers can breed with orange ones.
A white tiger’s pale coloration is caused by the presence of a recessive gene. In this instance, the tiger’s stripes are noticeable on the white fur. An additional genetic condition can remove most of the striping of a white tiger, making the animal almost pure white. White tigers of this type are called snow-white or “pure white,” as you can see from my photos. White tigers are not albinos: true albino tigers would not have stripes. Even the “stripeless” white tigers have very pale stripes.
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Beatiful captures as always my friend. I went to the Houston zoo and loved every minute of it. Hope to post them down the road.
Thank you! Looking forward to seeing your photos from Houston! Have a beautiful day!
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Thank you! Your blog is great!
Beautiful shots!!!
They are So Beautiful 😀 Well CAptured
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I admire your photos, thank you for sharing them. tony
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Oooh, Gorgeous!!
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Very powerful and beautiful tigers, You have alot of amazing photos i love your blog very refreshing
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