DescriptionSiberian Tiger - Panthera tigris altaica.jpg	fun fact: The stripes on a tiger’s face are like fingerprints; no two are exactly alike. This feature may allow tigers to recognize each other. Siberian Tiger - Panthera tigris altaica
Date	5 November 2007, 15:20:14
Source	Flickr
Author	nugunslinger
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Reviewer InfoField	Crotalus horridus

Comments

This photo of a Siberian tiger was taken by "nugunslinger," a Flickr user, on November 5, 2007. It is part of his San Francisco Zoo Big Cats series. Based on the tiger's physical appearance, it seems likely that this tiger may be "Tatiana," which was shot on Christmas Day 2007 for attacking three patrons. (See this file photo of Tatiana for comparison.)