White tigers are white colored bengals, they
are not albinos and they are not a seperate
subspecies of tigers.
They have blue eyes, a pink nose, and creamy
white furr covered with chocolate colored
stripes. White tigers are born to tigers that
carry the unusual gene needed for white coloring.
Wild white tigers are very rare.
Some Facts on White Bengal Tigers:
- The White Tiger is a good swimmer, but
a very poor climber.
- They may be slow runners, but they are
stealthy enough to catch any prey in their
sights.
- Because they are solitary animals, they
mostly hunt at night
- *White tigers are born to Bengal tigers
that carry an unusual gene needed for white
coloring.
Some of the places where tigers can be best
observed in their natural habitats are -
About
White Bengal Tiger 
Tigers
lead solitary lives, and the courtship period,
and association between mother and cub is their
only interaction and association. Tigers are
entirely different in their hunting habits from
lions, and hence they are mutually exclusive
in their distribution. Tigers rest during the
day in the shade, and begin to hunt for food
at dusk. They have keen eye sights and a sharp
hearing that helps them stalk their prey. Tiger
killings are split second affairs where the
prey hardly has any chance of survival. Its
formidable and retractile claws play a significant
role in capturing and holding on to its prey.