Question

What is the Siberian tiger’s natural habitat

Answer 1

Around 80% of Siberian tigers  live in Primorski Krai region of Russia (eastern Russia), with low numbers also being found in northeast China and northern North Korea.

Answer 2

The Siberian tiger's natural habitat is the taiga forests of Russia, which is also known as the boreal forest. This region is located in the far eastern parts of Russia, including parts of northeastern China and the Korean peninsula. The taiga forests are characterized by dense coniferous forests, interspersed with wetlands, lakes, and rivers. The Siberian tiger requires a large home range, and they roam across vast territories in search of prey, which primarily consists of deer, wild boar, and elk.