The excellent Bengal Tiger eyes looking straight into the camera in this close-up photograph. Being up close and personal with you. You can see the incredible details in his eyes. Bengal tigers are the largest cats in the cat family. However, the African lions are near as tall as tigers. It is indeed an endangered animal due to poaching and habitat decline. Undoubtedly the fur stripes of Bengal tigers are as unique as human fingerprints. It has the most prolonged canine teeth of all cats, around 12cm / 4 inches long. Bengal tiger eyes cannot see as much detail as we humans can. For their purpose, it is also not necessary. The primary function is to see three-dimensional perception and depth perception. Therefore, their eyes sit in front and not on the sides of their heads. Additionally, they also possess binocular vision, which lets them judge distances from their prey.
Bengal Tiger – India’s National Animal
The national animal of India is, of course, the Bengal tiger. Right now are about 2226 Bengal tigers in the wild. The latest tiger count was 2016 in India. The source of this statistic is the government. Independent organizations have indeed not confirmed this. This photograph of the Bengal tiger eyes we photographed in Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India. Explicitly the power and beauty of the Bengal tiger make it an icon. Indeed a beautiful, fascinating predator.
Bengal tigers, Panthera tigris, are listed as endangered animals on the IUCN list.
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