Tiger Quiz | WWF-New Zealand

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Q1. In 2023, the Global Tiger Forum estimated there were how many tigers in the wild?

A 3,698

B 4,563

C 5,574

D 6,421
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Q2. At what age do tigers leave their mother to find their own territories?

A Around two years

B Around 18 months

C Around one year

D Around six months
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Q3. How do tigers found in Sumatra differ from those found in other areas?

A They eat different prey

B They are larger

C They have shorter legs

D They have more stripes
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Q4. What do tigers do with their prey after successfully catching it?

A Drag it into cover

B Drag it up a tree

C Eat it at the kill site

D Bury it
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Q5. What does tiger urine smell like?

A Flowers

B Buttered popcorn

C Cheese

D Old meat
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Q6. How much can tigers weigh up to?

A 50kg

B 100kg

C 200kg

D 300kg
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Q7. What is the success rate of tiger hunts?

A 90%

B 50%

C 10%

D 1%
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Q8. How long do tigers in the wild live for?

A About 20 years

B About 15 years

C About 10 years

D About 5 years
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