Capture and color some tiger coloring pages. Take a peek into the secret life of the largest feline on the planet.
Observe these predators as they sleep, yawn, hunt, or rest. Up close and personal. Without bars.
Cat lover's you're certain to see your favorite feline reflected in their behavior. I sure did.
It was like looking at a giant version of my mighty house cat. Similar behavior, yes. Major difference, mine's a can eater not a man eater!
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See what I mean about the similarities? Just a couple of tigers catching a nap (that's about all mine ever catches ;). You can really see the family resemblance, can't you? Lazy furballs lounging around in an identical manner. The only real difference? Size. And in this case, size really matters! Cause when that lounging turns to lunging, the claw in the true tiger paw can maul. |
How cute is that? For us! A tiny tiger nibbling on his mother's ear. Awww.
Mom might disagree, check her expression. But as any good mother knows, you sometimes have to grin and bear it! And bear it and bear it and... ;)
Bath time for the biggggg kitties! They sure enjoy the water more than my tiger.
You cat owners know exactly what I mean. Imagine trying to bathe these two if they didn't want to, yikes!
Safer to color these two cool cats! Then you can shred them, if your art's all wet.
Based on the picture Sumatran tiger at Taronga by Moonlight0551 from Australia. WikimediaCommons.
This Sumatran tiger seems to find life in the zoo to be a bit boring. Or maybe his dinner left a bad taste in his mouth?
Maybe the vet told him to say "ahhhhh." Idk. But the sketch is kinda of funny isn't it?
I couldn't resist adding it to my tiger collection!
My white tiger was photographed by a friend at the Downtown Aquarium in Houston, Texas.
Quite a regal pose she's striking. But check the position of her ears. That down turned one is sending a message.
I think she's spotted or heard something disturbing. And she's not happy about it!
There can be no doubt this ferocious feline is posing for the camera. Showing off, I think.
Or perhaps warning the zoo visitors, staking his claim. He's proudly displaying his physique.
Issuing a challenge to any who would be fool enough to take on hundreds of pounds of muscle, teeth and claw!
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Downloaded the Posing Tiger page and edited it using ArcSoft PhotoStudio 6. Colored using the Select tool and the Spray Paint tool... Background …
What a magnificent beast the tiger is. Sadly they're seriously endangered. Some have already become extinct. There will be more tiger coloring pictures in the future. Hope we can say the same for this big cat.
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B. Wineland wrote this article, and used GPT-4, OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model, as a research assistant to develop source material. The author wrote the final draft in its entirety and takes ultimate responsibility for the content of this publication.
Coloring pages on this site are created from my own photographs, Wikimedia Public Domain, PublicDomainPictures.net, PublicDomainFiles.com, PublicDomainVectors.org, Midjourney or Dall.e art generator.
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