South China Tiger

Distribution: China's southeastern, eastern, southern and southwestern areas





The body length of the South China Tiger is 140-280cm, with a 60-95cm tail. The males weigh 149-225kg and females 90-120kg. They live alone in forests, jungles and dense wild grass. They are ferocious animals. The normal lifespan is about 20 years.



They are listed as first grade nationally protected animals.

Distribution: China's southeastern, eastern, southern and southwestern areas The body length of the South China Tiger is 140-280cm, with a 60-95cm tail. The males weigh 149-225kg and females 90-120kg. They live alone in forests, jungles and dense wild grass. They are ferocious animals. The normal lifespan is about 20 years. They are listed as first grade nationally protected animals.