Which is more powerful, the Siberian tiger or the South China tiger

The Siberian tiger is the largest living subspecies of the cat family and the most powerful carnivore on land, the "king of all beasts". Males have an average body length of more than 3 meters.

The South China tiger is not as large as the Siberian tiger in the field of battle, the size is very important, the size is strong, and it has a very big advantage in the battle, basically the South China tiger can not beat the Siberian tiger, this also depends on the combat consciousness, and the combat experience has a very big advantage in the fight.

The Siberian tiger (Siberian tiger) is the largest, most ferocious and most powerful cat. Each tiger subspecies is at the top of the food chain to which it belongs and has no natural predators in nature.

Living tiger species: Siberian tiger, South China tiger, Southeast Asian tiger also known as Indochinese tiger, Sumatran tiger, Bengal tiger, Malayan tiger (distributed in Malaysia and Thailand in the southern part of the Malay Peninsula, is a new tiger subspecies recognized in 2004, and has been classified as a population of Indochinese tigers).

There has always been a debate about who is the king of beasts, the tiger or the lion, and more zoologists believe that the tiger is the king of beasts! Because tigers are bigger, more cunning, and more cruel! The Colosseum of ancient Rome can be witnessed (often with tigers and lions puk).

Pythons, crocodiles, elephants, and bears are defeated by tigers more often than they defeat tigers. It can be seen in the animal logs of some countries (for example, the animal logs recorded in the former Soviet Union contain many records of tigers eating brown bears).

The differences between South China tigers and Siberian tigers are as follows:

1. Different distribution areas:

1) Siberian tigers are found in northeastern Asia, namely Siberia in Russia, North Korea and Northeast China.

2) The South China tiger is distributed only in China and is a subspecies of tiger endemic to China.

2. The size of the individual is different

1) The average weight of the Siberian tiger is 250 kg, and the length of the head and body is about meters; The average weight of an adult tigress is about 170 kilograms, the body length is about 2 meters, the shoulder height is about meters, and the tail length is about meters. The maximum length can reach meters (including tail length).

2) The South China tiger is small and is one of the smallest subspecies of tigers. The male tiger is about a meter long from head to tail. Weighing about 150 kg, the female tiger is about a meter long from head to tail, 80-100 cm long on the tail, and weighs about 120 kg.

3. Different levels of protection:

1) The Siberian tiger is listed on the 2011 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species and listed as a CITES protected animal under the Washington Convention.

2) The South China tiger was included in the 2012 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species VER extinct in the wild, CITES Convention Appendix Conservation List.

The male tiger is powerful.

An adult male Siberian tiger basically weighs about 300 kilograms, while the female Siberian tiger weighs almost half of it, according to statistics, the average weight of a female Siberian tiger is between 140 kilograms and 160 kilograms.

The hormone content in the body of the male tiger and the female tiger is actually different, the male hormone content in the male tiger will be much higher than that of the female tiger, and the male hormone will affect the degree of muscle development of the tiger. In this case, the muscles of the male tiger will be much better than that of the female tiger, so the male tiger's bounce power, running speed and explosive power will naturally be better than that of the female tiger.

Siberian tigers are found in northeastern Asia, and South China tigers are only found in China. The appearance is different: the South China tiger is small and has an orange coat color, while the Siberian tiger is large and has a pale yellow coat color in winter.

1. Protection time

The South China tiger was included in the red list of endangered species in 2012 and belongs to the national first-class protected animals, while the Siberian tiger was included in the red list of endangered species in 2011 and is a national first-class protected animal in China.

2. Distribution range

The difference in distribution range is also one of the differences between the South China tiger and the Siberian tiger, the Siberian tiger is mainly distributed in northeastern Asia, that is, Northeast China, the Siberian region of Russia, and North Korea, while the South China tiger is only distributed in China and is a tiger subspecies endemic to China.

3. The shape is different

The South China tiger is also different in appearance from the Siberian tiger, the South China tiger is small and one of the smallest subspecies of tiger animals, with an orange yellow coat with a slight red color, while the Siberian tiger is large in size and has a pale yellow coat in winter and a rich yellow in summer.

Let's talk about Siberian tigers first, how many Siberian tigers there are in China, no one knows, but after all, some people have seen it during this time, the survey in Huichun, Jilin shows that there are still 6 Siberian tigers, including several small tigers, and there are a few Siberian tigers in Heilongjiang, if you insist on pushing a number, the number of wild Siberian tigers in China should be less than 15. The main problem facing the Siberian tiger is the destruction of the habitat and the resulting food shortage, in addition to the fact that the local residents are covered with iron hoops and clips on the mountain, which has a very bad impact on their living environment, and the villagers aim to catch small wild animals in the mountains to make a living, but it directly or indirectly has a great threat to the tiger's survival. Some time ago, the iron ring has caused the death of a Siberian tiger, and the decline in the number of local wild animals caused by the iron ring has also indirectly caused pressure on the tiger's survival.

Therefore, the next most important task to protect Siberian tigers is to educate the local residents and find ways to remove the traps set by the residents in the mountains.

Speaking of the South China tiger, the situation in China is so precarious that experts say saving the tiger is futile. The number of South China tigers is unknown, no one has seen wild South China tigers for many years, there is news that there is a South China tiger dust, but there is no conclusive evidence, some hanging claws and footprints are actually and do not explain anything, the problem is that there is no physical **. Therefore, it is more difficult to protect South China tigers than Siberian tigers.

The problem faced by the South China tiger is that the population density in our southeast region is too large, which has caused great damage to its original living environment, and the number of several species of tiger prey has been very small or even difficult to find, in this case, of course, the tiger has no way to survive well. Quan Li took on the burden of protecting the South China tigers and took the lead in transporting the few South China tigers they had in their breeding to Africa for rewilding, and I can't say here whether this method is actually useful, because most experts disapprove of this approach, but I also have to admit that this is a last resort, and if it fails, the South China tiger will eventually perish. We don't dare to get our hopes up, but there is hope in my heart.