Great Tiger Pictures

Most of these tiger photos are taken in The Copenhagen Zoo, a cold but sunny winter day.

 Both tigers (Amur tigers) behaved as if they understood what I was doing, and they showed themselves in the most favorable light - or maybe they were just hungry and could see me as a nice snack so they wanted to keep me there. :-)
But the tiger images that came from that visit shows two beautiful and amazing tigers.

A few of the tiger photos below are found on the internet, as Public Domain, and adjusted to this site.

Some of the pictures are actually a good deal larger than you see them here. If you click the picture you will see the real version in a new tab.
This is the version you get when you use the "download" button.

For all these pictures of tigers are the quite simple rules: Do not overuse these tiger clipart and do not use them with a negative purpose (and of course do not claim that they belong to you). Read more about the rules on Homepage.

Tiger Pictures:

 

Tiger photos	Tiger images
Tigris snarling	Close up of tiger
Tiger clipart	Tiger photos
Tiger looking for food	Two tigers resting
Tiger photos	Tiger images
Panthera	Relaxed tigers
Tiger images	Tiger photos
Tiger drinking water	Photo of tiger resting

As you look through these tiger pictures, you'll probably notice there are some slight differences between each of the animals.
Some are a little bigger – some have a thicker and lighter coat. Some have more stripes than others.
This is because there are actually nine different sub-species of tiger. They are found in different parts of the world, from the jungles of Sumatra to the frozen wastelands of Siberia.

The Amur tiger, otherwise known as the Siberian tiger and actually the kind of tiger that lives in Copenhagen Zoo, has a thicker coat than most other tiger sub-species.
This is because these tigers live in colder parts of the world, and usually live at a high altitude. They are often surrounded by snow. The Bengal and Sumatran tigers, by contrast, tend to live in hot tropical jungles, so they have a much thinner coat which is colored a darker orange and has more stripes.

Tigers are known for their impressive hunting skills, so if you're doing a school project on tigers it's worth including some tiger photos or tiger clipart showing these animals doing what they do best.
Tigers are excellent climbers, making use of trees as a place to relax in the shade or survey prey and threats in their immediate area.

You can use these great tiger photos for a lot of purposes: School projects, as illustrations on letters and mails, for catching the eye on your website or news letter.

They will also be great to use on gift cards, place cards, and for decorating boxes for the children's toy animals.

You can also make some beautiful place mats for the kids decorating them with these fantastic tiger photos.

More Tiger Pictures

 

Tiger photos	Tiger images
Tiger in a tree	Tiger alert
Tiger photos	Tiger clipart
Tiger cub hiding	Hungry tiger

Siberian tigress playing with her cub

Tiger photo

Panthera tigris

Tiger walking a photo from Zoon Copenhagen

Two tigers

Picture of Siberian tiger

Wonderful tiger photo

If you compare these tiger pictures with pictures of lions, you'll notice the immediate difference: male tigers don't have manes like male lions. However, the impression that this gives is that tigers are a little smaller than lions – this is not actually the case.
On average, tigers are the biggest of the species of 'big cats.'

Many of the tiger pictures here show tigers in zoos.
The unfortunate truth is that tigers are becoming harder and harder to find in the wild, as their numbers have been steadily dropping for years.
The reasons for declining tiger numbers range from the loss of habitat to deliberate poaching. Many tigers lose their habitat as a result of deforestation – the clearing of jungle to turn into farmland or plantations.

You'll also notice the different postures tigers will assume depending on what they're doing or how they're feeling – for example, the slightly stooped head and pricked-up ears of the alert tiger.
You'll also notice how many of the movements and postures of the tigers in these photos is very similar to that of an everyday pet cat. Although they may be different in size and coloring, tigers and house cats still share many traits when it comes to the way they behave and hunt.

Make a Tiger Puzzle:

It is so easy and great fun to make a dramatic tiger puzzle for your preschool child:

Print this close up picture of the tigers head in 150 dpi, the size will be 6.3 x 6.1 in (16 x 15,6 cm).

Glue the photo to a similar piece of cardboard. When the glue has dried, draw some lines on the back of the cardboard, and cut following the lines.

You can make the puzzle very easy with only a few puzzle pieces or more difficult depending on the child's age and practice.

                

Even more Tiger Pictures

 

Tiger photos	Tiger images
Tiger facing you	Tiger in zoo in tree
Tiger face	Tiger photos
Close head of tiger	Tiger lying on rock
Tiger photos	Tiger photos
Tiger standing	Two relaxed tigers in zoo
Resting tiger	Sumatran tiger image

Many kids love tigers, so these pictures can come in handy for creating personalized gifts. Think about how you could make use of these tiger photos for objects like mugs, t-shirts or or custom gifts. It's simple enough to take one of these photos and hire a print company to create such a custom gift for you – and it probably won't cost as much as you might think.

You might be wondering – are these tigers really happy in a zoo?

It's a question often asked about zoos in general. It's based on the idea that animals like to 'run wild' and be out in open spaces.
But in reality, there are some big advantages to being in a zoo. These tigers don't have to worry about being poached, having their habitat destroyed, or running out of food – so most of their desires are met already!

Also, captive tiger breeding programs are going to play an important role if we are to save the tigers from extinction.

And then some more fantastic Tiger Pictures

Tiger photos	Tiger images
Two Amur tigers in zoo	Tiger sniffing
Tiger	Tiger photos
Tiger moving softly	Tiger alert
Photo of tiger	Tiger photos
Amur tiger	Close up photo of tiger
Photo of tiger	Tiger cub
Eating tiger	Tiger cub
Close-up Tiger picture
Siberian tiger photo

You can learn about the tiger here on Wikipedia, and see more pictures here on Wikimedia.

Finally here are some public domain tiger pictures:

Tiger picture	Baby tiger
Tiger cub	You can see the tiger's tongue
Picture of white tiger	Beautiful tiger picture
Sleeping tiger	White tiger in water
White tiger resting	Tiger yawning

And Some More Tiger Photos

 

Colorful tiger photo	Tiger head
tiger cub photo	Tiger photo close up
Tiger picture	Tiger portrait
Tiger paws	Tiger cub in the snow
Tiger pictures cubs playing

Where Would You Like to Go Next?

Tiger Clipart: Here you will find funny drawings of tigers as well as cut-outs from photos and drawings.	Tiger Coloring Pages: Take a look at these funny and sometimes scary tiger drawings.
Pictures of Animals: Main page with an overview of all the different pages here with photos of animals.	Animal Clipart: Main page with an overview of pages with drawings of animals, cut-outs of animals and cartoon animals.
Animal Facts: To go with the pictures of animals here is an overview of all the pages with facts about animals on Clipartqueen.	Animal Silhouette:  A page with silhouettes of all kinds of animals: rats, mice, moose, tigers etc.

 

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