Introduction.
The White Bengal Tiger (also known as the White Tiger) is a strain
of Tiger, found throughout the Indian subcontinent. Although the range of the
White Tiger is archaeologically very huge, these animals are unbelievably uncommon
due to a faulty, lowering gene that is passed on from their parents, their white
coloration is dependent. Even though there have been no logged findings of
these abstract predators for the past 50 years, the past couple of centuries
the White Tiger has become even fewer in the wild due to award hunting or
capture for the unusual pet trade. You can still find these rare tigers as the
main attraction in zoos and animal sanctuaries worldwide. The Bengal Tiger and
the White Tiger are well-thought-out to be the second major species of Tiger in
the world after the Siberian Tiger.