White Tiger

As the reality is, the stuffed white tiger anything to do that every day. Contrary to popular belief, white tiger are a subspecies of [the Tigers], but get their unusual coloring of a recessive gene. Recessive genes are linked in any way with the stuffed white tiger, but they are quite unique in the world of stuffed animals.

Another wild cat who does not speak on the radar of everyone, and is the margay. Sometimes considered a tiger-cat, it is very rare with a weight of not more than 7 pounds. Margay home in the rainforests of Mexico and Central and South America (east of the Andes).

Their fur is gray to cinnamon in color and is covered with dark brown spots. They have a round head and large eyes and short duration. Reaching a length of up to 31 inches of his tail, which makes up 70 percent of their body length, 20 inches long. They usually eat small mammals such as rodents and monkeys, reptiles such as lizards and birds.

When contrasted with the margay cat, white tiger can not really as "threatened" where they are not required to be recognized as a species, and there is nobody to talk in nature - they can only by inbreeding of a father who made the polar bear recessive gene are stained with a girl, etc. a white tiger plush was not the problem, but they are much more orange and black plush tiger because they are those of white. If you have a preference for Tiger and have been looking for something a little different in your stuffed animal, a plush white tiger is an excellent choice.