Tiger Camouflage and Genetics Quiz

Why do tigers appear green to their prey?

• They roll in green plants to camouflage.

• They have a special pigment in their fur.

• Their prey is colorblind and sees orange as green.

• Their fur changes color in the jungle.

How do a tiger's stripes help in hunting?

• They make the tiger look larger.

• They attract prey towards the tiger.

• They help the tiger run faster.

• They break up the tiger's outline, aiding in camouflage.

What is unique about each tiger's stripes?

• They change with the seasons.

• They are identical to their parents'.

• They glow in the dark.

• They are unique like a fingerprint.

What causes the white coloration in some tigers?

• Living in snowy regions.

• Exposure to sunlight.

• A rare genetic mutation.

• A diet of white plants.

Why are white tigers not found in the wild today?

• They are nocturnal and hard to see.

• They migrate to colder areas.

• They are too aggressive.

• They are easier to spot, making survival difficult.