Tiger Coloring Pages | Free PDF Printables

Welcome to our ever-growing collection of tiger coloring pages. Each free printable PDF features pictures of these powerful predators including: adult tigers roaring and hunting prey, tigers roaming around the jungle and desert, and sleeping baby tigers.

This set of tiger coloring sheets is a great activity for kids and adults to enjoy together, whether you need a "T for Tiger" printable or have a deep fascination with big cats.

Free Tiger Coloring Pages

In this predator series, you'll find line art and mandala tigers, realistic tigers in their natural habitat, pictures of tigers with encouraging quotes, and adorable tiger cartoons.

While we designed many of these carnivores to color in for kids of all ages, we've also included tigers with intricate details for adults, too. Print some for an easy activity during a homeschool tiger lesson or as a unique piece of art on your fridge.

Printable Tiger Pictures to Download and Color

Gather your markers, colored pencils, Shere Khan stuffie, and gel pens to color something remarkable. Happy coloring!

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What You Need to Know About Tigers

Coloring in these printable tiger illustrations is the perfect chance to learn some cool animal facts!

Here are thirteen things you may not know about these big cats.

1. Unique Stripes Galore: 

Each tiger's stripes are as unique as fingerprints! These ferocious felines don't just come in orange either. They sport different shades, from the striking white tiger to the rare golden tiger. Their unique stripes also offer them natural camouflage, allowing them to blend into the dappled shadows of the jungle.

2. King-Sized Cats: 

Tigers take the crown as the largest of the feline family, with the Siberian tiger leading the pack. A male Siberian tiger can measure up to 12 feet (3.6 meters) in length, including its tail, and weigh as much as 660 pounds (300 kilograms)

3. Roaring Loud and Proud: 

A tiger’s roar can reach up to 114 decibels. They use this roar and loud growls to communicate, whether it's a friendly "hello" across the miles or a stern "keep off my lawn" to would-be intruders.

4. Aquatic Adventures: 

Tigers love a good swim, a rare trait among big cats. They have a love of water that sees them happily splashing around, whether it's to cool off or catch fish. Their swimming skills are a great addition to their hunting repertoire, allowing them to catch prey in water or cross large rivers. 

5. Lone Rangers: 

Unlike lions, tigers are the introverts of the cat world, preferring solitude to social gatherings. This solitary nature means they have all the space they need to hunt, rest, and raise their families without interference.

6. Night Owls: 

These striped big cats are the ultimate night owls, doing most of their hunting under the cover of darkness. Their night vision is superb, giving them a significant advantage over their prey. 

7. Culinary Connoisseurs: 

These predators can eat up to 90 pounds of meat in a single meal, favoring deer and wild boar. Their impressive appetite showcases their role as carnivorous, apex predators. They efficiently utilize their hunting prowess to feast on substantial portions, ensuring they remain fueled for days. 

8. Jumping Giants: 

Tigers can leap over obstacles as high as 10 feet and cover distances up to 19 feet in a single bound. This remarkable skill plays a crucial role in their hunting strategy. They can leap across streams, hurdle over fallen trees, or ambush prey.

9. Whisker Wonders: 

A wildcat's whiskers are like the ultimate navigation tool, helping them feel their way through the dark and detect the movements of their prey.

10. Caring Mothers: 

Tiger moms might just be the most protective parents in the wild. Their cubs are born blind and utterly dependent. The adorable tiger cubs stay with their mom for two years, which is a great way for them to learn essential survival and hunting skills.

11. Endangered Beauties: 

With only about 3,900 wild tigers left in the wild, their story is a reminder of the love of animals we need to foster to ensure these magnificent creatures don't become just a legend.

12. Habitat Heroes: 

From the dense forests of India to the cold, snowy landscapes of Russia, tigers adapt to a variety of homes. Each habitat offers its unique challenges, but the tiger, with its adaptable nature, thrives in each environment.

13. Territory Titans: 

A tiger's territory is vast, sometimes covering up to 100 square miles. They mark their territories with a mix of scent marks, scratches, and even their own "No Trespassing" signs made of urine. 

Exploring the world of tigers shows us just how amazing these big cats are. Have more tiger tales or facts to share? Leave a comment and let’s keep the conversation roaring with more wild insights. You might just give us an idea for a new tiger coloring page design!