Close-up of a Sumatran Tiger

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Facts about Sumatran Tigers
Common name(s): Sumatran Tiger
Scientific Name: Panthera tigris sumatrae
Family: Cats (Felidae)
Male Length: 2.2 - 2.6 m 
Male Weight: 100 - 140 kg
Female Length: 2.2 - 2.3 m 
Female Weight: 75 - 110 kg
Top speed: 60 mph
LIfespan: 18 - 25 years
Diet: Deer, Cattle, Wild Boar
Habitat: Dense tropical forest
Distribution: Sumatra (Indonesia)
Conservation: Critically Endangered

Sumatran tiger gazing with intent. Male sumatran tigers have a very significant ruff around their face which offsets their beautiful stripes giving them an endearing expression. Sumatran Tigers are distinctive from other tigers because of their darker fur and narrower stripes. They are the smallest and rarest of all tigers, being the only surviving members of the Sunda island group of tigers.