The South China Tiger

Over the past century, tiger numbers have decreased from about 100,000 to 3,500 tigers, and the Caspian, Javan, and Bali Tigers are extinct. Habitat loss and poaching are major threats to the South China Tiger, because of demand for high-value tiger parts for the medicine market. These tigers have short teeth, a short tail and different colored eyes for each individual. Their habitat will change due to climate change from a tropical rainforest to a beach. In the future, tigers will have big fangs to eat their prey and dig into their prey’s skin. It will use its tail to choke its prey to death. It will hide in the water and pounce on its prey. It will have red eyes to scare its predators away, and it will have no fur on its ears to hear better. They will eat snakes, birds, and all types of dogs.