The snow white tiger is an extremely rare variation of the white Bengal tiger. Unlike regular white tigers, which have dark stripes, snow white tigers have little to no visible striping, giving them a completely white or pale, almost glowing appearance. This rare look comes from a double recessive gene, making it incredibly uncommon—only a handful exist in the world, all in captivity. They do not occur naturally in the wild, and most are the result of selective breeding. Because of their rarity

Did you know all bobcat tails have a noticeable black tip with a little white spot on the very end? You can see the white tip as they move their tail. Frequent tail "bobbing" is also a unique characteristic of the species and is where they get their name..."bob"cat!😺 | Lions Tigers & Bears