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Tiger stripes are like human fingerprints — [every pattern is unique](http://www.nationalgeographic.com.au/animals/tiger-facts.aspx). The stripes help to camouflage tigers by breaking up the outline of their bodies and mimicking the shadows of long grass.

They’re unique; it’s true!

True or false: Every tiger has a unique stripe pattern.

Between 2000 and 2015 alone, at least [1,755 tigers](http://tigers.panda.org/reports/%20-%20show-report/reduced-skin-bones-re-examined) were captured or killed. That’s almost half the current wild tiger population.

It’s estimated there are only [3,890 tigers](http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/04/160410-tiger-numbers-rise-wwf-conservation-double-population/) currently left in the wild.

How many tigers are estimated to be left in the wild?

Tigers are only [found in Asia](http://www.nationalgeographic.com.au/animals/tiger-facts.aspx), not in Africa. A century ago, wild tigers roamed freely from present-day Afghanistan to the Korean Peninsula, but these days they’re only found in a mere [13 countries](http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2014/01/13/three-thousand-wild-tigers/).

Tigers are not found in Kenya.

In which of these countries are tigers NOT found in the wild?

If a female tiger with cubs is killed or removed, her cubs will likely die without their mother, and the potential for future breeding will be lost.

Poaching is the [most immediate threat](http://www.ibtimes.co.in/039poaching-is-the-most-immediate-threat-to-tigers039-says-wwf-340323) to the survival of tigers in the wild.

What poses the most immediate threat to wild tigers?

Sad thought: If something doesn’t change, one day we might only be able to find tigers in captivity, an art gallery, or in the lyrics of a song.  

[Source: WWF Fact sheet.]

The wild tiger population has declined by 96% in the past 100 years.

Over the past 100 years, the wild tiger population has declined by...

That makes them the [largest wild cat](http://www.nationalgeographic.com.au/animals/tiger-facts.aspx)
 in the world!

Tigers can grow up to six feet long and weigh up to 720 pounds.

Four other big cats also belong to the [_Panthera genus_](http://www.worldatlas.com/articles/who-are-the-world-s-big-cats.html): the lion (_Panthera leo_), the jaguar (_Panthera onca_), the leopard (_Panthera pardus_), and the snow leopard (_Panthera uncia_).

The scientific name for a tiger is [_Panthera tigris_](http://eol.org/pages/328674/overview).

The sad thing is the illegal tiger trade is [fueled by demand](http://www.nationalgeographic.com.au/animals/tiger-facts.aspx). Every part of the tiger, from its skin and bones to its whiskers and teeth, is exploited and used to make products such as medicine, ornamental accessories, and textiles. Today, illegal tiger trade and the wider problem of wildlife trafficking reaches an estimated [$23 billion](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/sep/26/revealed-the-criminals-making-millions-from-illegal-wildlife-trafficking) USD per year.

All of the above are true.

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You know a teensy bit about tigers.

You know they’re endangered, but you hadn’t realized just how dire the situation is. You hate the thought that tigers could die out completely. So [here’s how](https://3890.tigerbeer.com/?utm_campaign=3890tigers%3AMay_30_2017&utm_content=Link%3A3890tigers&utm_medium=Advertorial&utm_source=Buzzfeed) you can help.

You know your tigers.

You’ve seen a nature doc or two, and you’ve thought a lot about the dangers facing tigers. Hearing about the illegal tiger trade makes you feel uneasy, so why don’t you help stop it? [here’s how](https://3890.tigerbeer.com/?utm_campaign=3890tigers%3AMay_30_2017&utm_content=Link%3A3890tigers&utm_medium=Advertorial&utm_source=Buzzfeed).

You know a ton about tigers.

You know almost everything there is to know about these magnificent creatures and their terrible plight. You want to make a difference, and you can right [here](https://3890.tigerbeer.com/?utm_campaign=3890tigers%3AMay_30_2017&utm_content=Link%3A3890tigers&utm_medium=Advertorial&utm_source=Buzzfeed).

You’re a tiger expert!

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Only An Animal Expert Can Get A Perfect Score On This Tiger Trivia Quiz

Join Tiger Beer and WWF in their fight against illegal tiger trade, and help make demand for products with tiger parts socially unacceptable. Show your support by creating your very own tiger art at 3890tigers.com.

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Only An Animal Expert Can Get A Perfect Score On This Tiger Trivia Quiz

Join Tiger Beer and WWF in their fight against illegal tiger trade, and help make demand for products with tiger parts socially unacceptable. Show your support by creating your very own tiger art at 3890tigers.com.

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