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Bengal Cub Tiger White
To buy a bengal cub tiger white, visit catteries and make sure the cattery cares for the temperament of the pets.
The problem of inbreeding is very acute with such animals; the typical problems are curvature of the spine, crossed eyes, twisted necks and the rate of abortions, stillbirths and infant mortalities is very high. Such creatures have a shorter lifespan than their orange counterparts. In the wild, these animals are much in dire straits because their bright coat, to top off their low success rate in terms of attacks, scares off prey and makes hunting unbearably tough. Worse still, due to careless breeding, today their purity is doubtful.
To buy a bengal cub tiger white, visit catteries and make sure the cattery cares for the temperament of the pets.
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Bengal Cub Tiger White -
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This specimen is very rare in the wild, but today they are widely bred in captivity. Owning such an animal is considered to be a matter of prestige and the price of $60,000 is not an unusual thing. To produce such cubs inbreeding is used and relatives are bred. This variety only occurs in this particular subspecies, and in the wild such animals are born only once per 10,000 births. They have dark strips and blue eyes that are indicative of the presence of melanin in the body; therefore, they are not albinos. To buy a bengal cub tiger white, visit catteries and make sure the cattery cares for the temperament of the pets.
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