What is the rarest tiger breed on Earth

Maltese Tiger

The unique Maltese Tiger is the rarest tiger in the world. It is also known as Blue Tiger and had been reported
mostly from the Fujian Province of China. It is said to have bluish fur with dark grey stripes. The term Maltese
comes from domestic cat terminology for blue fur and refers to the slate grey coloration.
Most of the Maltese Tigers that have been reported belong to South Chinese subspecies. Existence of Blue
Tigers has also been reported from Myanmar and South Korea.
Heterozygous Golden Tiger

The unique Heterozygous Golden Tiger is the world's second rarest tiger, next to the Maltese Tiger. A
Heterozygous Golden Tiger looks identical to other golden tigers. However, they differ in one important way;
a heterozygous golden tiger carries the recessive gene for a white coat.
Golden Tabby Tiger

The very unusual Golden Tabby Tiger is sometimes known as Strawberry Tiger has light gold fur, pale legs and
faint orange stripes. Its fur tends to be much thicker than normal. There are extremely few Golden Tabby Tigers
in captivity, around 30 in all.

A Golden Tabby Tiger is one with an extremely rare color variation caused by a recessive gene and is currently
only found in captive tigers. It is a color form and not a separate species. These tigers tend to be larger and all
Golden Tabby Tigers have mainly Bengal parentage like their cousins -the White Tigers.
White Tiger
The White Tiger is a very rare animal in the wild but widely breed in zoos for its popularity. It is one of the
handsomest and most attractive animals in the world. It is distinct not only because of its white hue but also
for its blue eyes and pink nose. A White Tiger generally do not live as long as its orange counterparts.
It should be noted that White Tigers are not albinos despite the fact that pigment is evident in the tiger's stripes.
A White Tiger can only occur when both parents carry the rare gene found in White Tigers; this gene has been