Interesting fact: Tigers are the largest wild cats in the world, with some males weighing as much as a small car.
The answer: Adult male tigers typically weigh between 90 and 310 kilograms (200 to 683 pounds), while females are smaller, weighing between 65 and 170 kilograms (143 to 375 pounds).
Tigers are apex predators found primarily in Asia. Their weight varies depending on the subspecies and habitat. The Siberian tiger is the largest subspecies, adapted to cold climates, while the smaller Bengal tiger is more common in tropical forests. Their size and weight help them hunt large prey such as deer and wild boar. Conservation efforts are critical as tiger populations have declined due to habitat loss and poaching.
