the Tigers

 

 Interesting facts about monkey -Monkeys belong to the Parvorden Platyrrhini and to the superfamily Cercopithecoidea. -There are more than 260 species of monkeys. Until now, of course. -Monkeys are divided into two, according to their geographical location: New World monkeys and Old World monkeys. The first live in America, but the others are found in Africa and Asia. -The gibbon is actually an ape in the same superfamily as humans, but is often considered an ape. -There is only one monkey that has populated a small section of Europe, very close to Africa, called the Gibraltar macaque. -Monkeys have a tail, even if it is very small. -Most monkeys are arboreal, that is, they live in trees, but some are more terrestrial. -Old World monkeys have downward-facing nostrils. -They are very social animals and usually live in groups made up of males, females, young and young. -Although most of the monkeys feed on fruits (yes, also bananas), leaves, seeds, insects and some other invertebrate...

Every year World Tiger Day (July 29) is celebrated with the aim of raising awareness about the need to conserve this wild animal in danger of extinction, since currently the 6 species of tigers that exist are at risk of disappearing. 97% of the world's wild tigers have been lost in 100 years and man is their main enemy. The main causes of their disappearance are poaching, loss of their natural habitat and lack of prey. The 11 curiosities you should know about the tiger 1. The tiger is the largest feline in the world, males can measure up to 3 m and weigh between 180-350 kg, while females do not exceed 2.6 m in length and 160 kg in weight. Bengal tigers have fangs of up to 10 cm, longer than any other feline. 2. The average lifespan of a tiger in the wild is 15 years, and in captivity it can live a few more years. 3. The tiger has keen night vision and is also believed to have some color vision, like most felines. 4. The tiger species in the world are: Bengal Tiger, Indochinese Tige...