Siberian Tiger is the largest cat on earth. It lives in a remote corner of Siberia.
Residing in the Conifer and Broadleaf forests east of the Amur
River, the Siberian Tigers are solitary cats that enjoy a relatively
undisturbed ecosystem devoid in large parts of human activity.
Occupying huge territories of up to four thousand square miles, these
Amur Tigers are often on the move, covering large distances in search
of prey in their isolated wilderness. One Siberian Tiger was once
recorded to cover over six hundred miles in the space of three weeks in
search of food. The great cat hunts a variety of animals including
moose, roe deer, sika deer, musk deer and goral, though red deer and
wild boar form the bulk of its diet.
