Natural Habitat
South China tigers inhabit extremely fragmented ranges of land, typically montane evergreen forests, thick, damp tropical forests and rocky mountains. Throughout history, these tigers also frequently took up residence in caves of coastal regions. South China tigers need habitats with ample vegetation and abundant prey. It is also very important for them to always be near reliable sources of water.
Map of where south china live
The South China tiger (Panthera tigris amoyensis) is a subspecies that historically roamed throughout southeastern China. These creatures are sturdily but relatively slightly built for tigers. South Chinese tigers are endangered for several reasons, including poaching and destruction of their natural habitat. A small number might still exist in the wild.