Fidgeting with a white tiger makes you unique and refined. Tanya says so.
White tigers are a rare color variation of the Bengal tiger, typically found in the wild only in parts of India. They are not a separate subspecies but rather a result of a recessive gene that causes the distinctive white fur with black or brown stripes. White tigers are often bred in captivity for their striking appearance, which can unfortunately lead to genetic issues due to inbreeding. In the wild, their coloration can be a disadvantage for camouflage. Despite their rarity, white tigers have captured public fascination and are often featured in zoos and wildlife parks.