The tiger is the heaviest of the four big cats which are found in the wild. Every species of tiger has its unique characteristics, but male tigers weigh approximately between 200 kilograms and 320 kilograms (that is, between 440 pounds and 700 pounds) and female tigers weigh approximately between 120 kilograms and 181 kilograms (that is, between 265 pounds and 400 pounds).
The average height of male tigers is approximately between 2.6 metres and 3.3 metres (that is, between eight-and-a-half feet to ten feet eight inches) and that of female tigers is approximately between 2.3 metres and 2.75 metres (that is, between seven-and-a-half feet to nine feet).
Of all the living sub-species of tigers, the Amur tigers (which are also known as the Siberian tigers) are the largest and the Sumatran tigers are the smallest.
The average height of male tigers is approximately between 2.6 metres and 3.3 metres (that is, between eight-and-a-half feet to ten feet eight inches) and that of female tigers is approximately between 2.3 metres and 2.75 metres (that is, between seven-and-a-half feet to nine feet).
Of all the living sub-species of tigers, the Amur tigers (which are also known as the Siberian tigers) are the largest and the Sumatran tigers are the smallest.
