Unique and interesting facts about tigers

July 29 is Global Tiger Day, a day dedicated to protecting tigers from potential threats and providing these attractive creatures a safe and nurturing environment.

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On 2022’s International Tiger Day, we will share with you some unique facts about the beautiful and ferocious beast, the endangered big cat.

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1. Of all the wild cat species on Earth, tigers are the largest. A full-grown male tiger’s average weight is 300 kg, which is the collective weight of 5 average human beings.

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2. Tigers are excellent swimmers. These gorgeous residents of the wilderness love to spend time in water, swimming for hrs. In 1 day an adult tiger can swim 30 kms.

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3. The saliva of tigers has antiseptic properties. The saliva of tiger is rich in lysozyme enzymes which effectively heals wounds.

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4. Tigers are nocturnal creatures and they love to hunt at night. The primary reason behind this is that they like to explore their territory in the dark.

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5. Here’s the most hilarious fact about tigers: the aroma of their urine smells exactly like buttered popcorn.

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6. Tigers are known for their impressive running speed. They have strong limbs, enabling them to spring at 65 kmph.

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7. India is the country with the largest population of tigers in the world and it home to more than 3000 tigers of different types.

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