Replica Tiger Claw (3.25 in.) Claws and Teeth discovered in South Africa in
Description
discovered in South Africa in 1938
herring and flounder but will also partake of mollusks and crustaceans
crustaceans and octopus
Like all penguins
This species uses its laterally compressed mandible to slice through the water while it skims the surface searching for prey
Replica Tiger Claw (3.25 in.) Claws and Teeth discovered in South Africa inTigers feed on a variety of medium to large sized mammals including deer, pigs and buffalo. Due to years of hunting for sport, skins and bones used for traditional medicines, wild tiger populations are near extinction. Loss of habitat continues to threaten this species future. The Siberian tiger is native to regions of Russia as well as portions of southeast Asia. Weighing as much as 800 lbs. the Siberian sub species is the largest of the tigers. The
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