HOME | DD

Description
This drawing was based off the 3rd generation tigers living at the Tiger Canyons reserve... Or whatever it is... That have a lighter coat than their parents, so it is not that far of a stretch to think that these tigers may be waay lighter than their ancestors in the future, maybe losing a couple of stripes in the process.

And now, a long text provided for them:

Africanized Tiger (Panthera Tigris Africanus.)
The Africanized Tiger is a subspecies of tiger found all across Africa, they're the descendants of the tigers introduced to the continent by the Tiger Canyons project/reserve
They're one of the most social subspecies of tiger found since they've been living alongside lions for quite some time, filling their niche on the many places that they've been extinct from for many years, prides of Africanized Tigers usually consist of 3 to 7 individuals.
Their territories overlap and conflicts are somewhat rare, you're able to find lions living alongside tiger Prides and vice versa. These Africanized individuals are way bigger than their ancestors too.
They've grown shorter fur and developed a lighter coat to cope with the heat of the savannah and to have better camouflage. So far hybridization between lions and Africanized Tigers has not ocurred thus wild Ligers are still nonexistent.
Males and females hunt together equally unlike lions, they also eat together too. They hunt a variety of prey, among them are Boars, Buffalo, Gnu, Kudu, other Species of Antelope, etc.
Their small head gives them a powerful bite that can easily kill all of the animals listed above.
Once a male individual reaches maturity they're kicked out of the pride to form their own, that's what is being depicted here on the drawing above.
Ever since their introduction many new-formed countries around the continent have them on their flag and have them as a national animal, even appearing on some of the coat of arms, on most of them they are protected, and any poaching or hunting of them is punished by death, the Africanized Tiger has become a symbol of Africa, majestic, and powerful, just like their ancestors who made them be there on the first place.

Description
This drawing was based off the 3rd generation tigers living at the Tiger Canyons reserve... Or whatever it is... That have a lighter coat than their parents, so it is not that far of a stretch to think that these tigers may be waay lighter than their ancestors in the future, maybe losing a couple of stripes in the process.

And now, a long text provided for them:

Africanized Tiger (Panthera Tigris Africanus.)
The Africanized Tiger is a subspecies of tiger found all across Africa, they're the descendants of the tigers introduced to the continent by the Tiger Canyons project/reserve
They're one of the most social subspecies of tiger found since they've been living alongside lions for quite some time, filling their niche on the many places that they've been extinct from for many years, prides of Africanized Tigers usually consist of 3 to 7 individuals.
Their territories overlap and conflicts are somewhat rare, you're able to find lions living alongside tiger Prides and vice versa. These Africanized individuals are way bigger than their ancestors too.
They've grown shorter fur and developed a lighter coat to cope with the heat of the savannah and to have better camouflage. So far hybridization between lions and Africanized Tigers has not ocurred thus wild Ligers are still nonexistent.
Males and females hunt together equally unlike lions, they also eat together too. They hunt a variety of prey, among them are Boars, Buffalo, Gnu, Kudu, other Species of Antelope, etc.
Their small head gives them a powerful bite that can easily kill all of the animals listed above.
Once a male individual reaches maturity they're kicked out of the pride to form their own, that's what is being depicted here on the drawing above.
Ever since their introduction many new-formed countries around the continent have them on their flag and have them as a national animal, even appearing on some of the coat of arms, on most of them they are protected, and any poaching or hunting of them is punished by death, the Africanized Tiger has become a symbol of Africa, majestic, and powerful, just like their ancestors who made them be there on the first place.