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Bali Tiger Superstitions
The animal I recently researched was the Bali Tiger. However it's scientific name is the Panthera Tigris Balica. The Bali Tigers habitat is on an island in Indonesia (worldatlas.com). Their diet is made up of boa, monkey, and deer (extinctanimals.org). They live up to ten years (itsnature.og). Also, the Bali TIger is described as having deep orange fur, large black stripes, and an unusual bar shaped pattern on its head (extinctanimals.org).

In addition, the Bali Tiger is extinct because of hunting and habitat loss (exinctanimals.org). They already had a small population since they lived on a small island. The population of the Bali Tiger decreased very quickly during the Dutch Colonial period (extinctanimals.org). The Panthera Tigris


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