Sumatran Tiger

CR Carnivore Rainforests
47–121 kg
Weight
15–20 yrs
Lifespan
24 km/h
Top Speed
Sumatra Sumatra
Found In

The Sumatran Tiger is one of the world’s most critically endangered carnivore mammals. Found in Sumatra, it inhabits rainforests habitats.

Size, Speed & Lifespan

Metric Sumatran Tiger Carnivore Mammals Median Difference
Weight 84 kg 50 kg ↑ 68%
Height 78.5 cm
Top Speed 24 km/h 48 km/h ↓ 50%
Avg Speed 24 km/h
Lifespan 17.5 yrs 12.5 yrs ↑ 40%
Weight (kg)84avg 50Speed (km/h)24avg 48Lifespan (yrs)17.5avg 12.5

Endemic to Sumatra

Habitat: Rainforests
Found In: Sumatra Sumatra
Coloration: Orange, Black Stripes

Behavior

Natural Predators

Social Structure

Recorded as Solitary.

Reproduction & Lifespan

Gestation Period: 140–230 days
Offspring per Birth: 1-5
Lifespan: 15–20 years

On the Brink of Extinction

CR Listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List — one of 19 species in this database with the same status.

Weight Rank Among Critically Endangered Species

Ranked #9 of 19 by typical adult weight.

# Species Weight Status
7 Western Lowland Gorilla 68–181 kg CR
8 Saola Up to 100 kg CR
9 Sumatran Tiger 47–121 kg CR
10 Chinese Giant Salamander Up to 65 kg CR
11 Bornean Orangutan 30–82 kg CR
12 Orangutan 30–82 kg CR

Other Felidae Species

The Felidae family has 9 species in this database. Compare close taxonomic relatives:

Species Weight Diet Status
African Lion 120–250 kg Carnivore VU
Bengal Tiger 220–260 kg Carnivore EN
Cheetah 20–72 kg Carnivore VU
Iberian Lynx 9–14 kg Carnivore EN
Serval 8–18 kg Carnivore LC
Snow Leopard 22–75 kg Carnivore VU
Tiger 100–390 kg Carnivore EN
White Tiger 100–300 kg Carnivore CR

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