The White Tiger Cub may not look like the cuddly kitten you have purring on your lap, but they are from the same animal family! The heirloom-quality White Tiger Cub costume includes: A one-piece footed coverall featuring a full satin lining, comfortable elastic cuffs, velvety plush exterior, and an attached tail. A separate character headpiece, with a quilted satin lining, is also included to complete this darling design. A Velcro-back closure, non-slip soles (with paw pad appliqué design), and cozy construction are delightful details that will make this cuddly creature’s costume a coveted garment throughout your family’s generations!
- Available in Toddler Size: 3T-4T.
- Includes: Coverall/Feet, Headpiece.
- This is an officially licensed Animal Planet Collector’s Edition Costume.
- Also available in Infant Sizes (sold separately).
- 100% Polyester.
- Spot Clean.
- Comes with fun facts about the White Tiger’s habitat and lifestyle!
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Fun Facts
Even though the White Tiger and Bengal Tiger are the same species, they barely even look related! Instead of striped bright orange fur, the White Tiger has striped white fur, along with a pink nose and icy blue eyes. And speaking of those stripes, did you know that no two Bengal Tigers have the same striped pattern? They are all unique, just like our fingerprints. In the wild most Bengal Tigers live in Asia, but White Tigers are so rare, that today they can only be found in zoos. There, people are trying to help restore the endangered White Tiger population and send them back to their grassland and forest homes. In his natural habitat, this big cat usually prefers to travel alone, because it’s easier for him to hunt for dinner by himself – he can eat up to 40 pounds at a time! Near the top of the food chain, the White Tiger not only keeps over-populated species in check, but he also provides food for other animals, birds, and insects with the leftovers from his meal!