Big Cats of Asia

The video explores the characteristics and habitats of Bengal tigers, Siberian tigers, and snow leopards. Bengal tigers are native to India and are known for their strength and camouflage. Siberian tigers, found in Russia and China, are adapted to cold climates and have been the focus of conservation efforts. Snow leopards, residing in the Himalayas, are elusive and endangered, with efforts underway to protect them. The video highlights the unique features and conservation status of these big cats.

What unique feature helps Bengal tigers blend into their environment?

• Their large size

• Their sharp claws

• Their striped coats

• Their loud roar

How does the Siberian tiger adapt to snowy environments?

• By migrating to warmer areas

• By having big paws and thick fur

• By changing its diet

• By hibernating during winter

What is the primary diet of Siberian tigers?

• Bamboo and grass

• Insects and birds

• Deer, feral pigs, and wild goats

• Fish and small mammals

What helps snow leopards maintain balance on rocky slopes?

• Their sharp claws

• Their long tail

• Their strong legs

• Their keen eyesight

Despite their name, snow leopards are more closely related to which big cat?

• Jaguars

• Cheetahs

• Tigers

• Lions