Yes, tigers are featured in some fairy tales and folktales from various cultures around the world. They are often portrayed as powerful and cunning animals with symbolic meanings such as strength, courage, and ferocity.

Bengal tigers are important to the tropical rain forest because it has alot of prey and if the Bengal tiger became extinct its prey would over populate and with deforestation happening all over the rain forest dangerous would be forced into urban areas.

they mate with a male Bengal tiger and then they have cubs its like what every other tiger does

Tigers are endangered because of habitat loss, and poaching. These poachers sell the body parts to people in China who think they have magical healing properties. People are also encroaching onto protected areas, grazing cattle, and coming into close quarters with the cat, which only results in problems, mainly for the tiger.

There are no natural predators of Bengal tigers but they seem to be afraid of brown bears.

Bengal tigers, as adults, have nothing to fear but man. They will prey on sloth bears, and the slightly larger Siberian tiger will sometimes kill brown bears.

apex predator in the Asian jungle and forests.

The white Bengal tiger's name is Shikira.

There are around 2300 Bengal tigers left in the wild, most of these in India.

Salamanders are actually too small to interest a Bengal tiger. They prefer to eat larger animals than that.

the whole tiger is about 4 feet high the legs are about 2 1/2

Tigers can live in hot swamps, so they keep cool by spending time in water, since they are excellent swimmers. They are among the only in the cat family to like water.

Because their numbers dropped substantially as human populations encroached on their habitat, and many unscrupulous hunters killed them for sport. Add to that the poaching done for quack medicines, and you have the current situation. Today, the Bengal tiger's numbers in India have increased somewhat, but the animal is still in dire need of protection.

Yes- they give live birth, and nurse their young. ALL tigers are mammals.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengal_Tiger

Bengal Tigers are not extinct although they are classified as an endangered species, with estimates of just over 2,000 left in the wild.

In the late 1700 to mid 1800's, estimates were there over 100,000 Bengal tigers, with the vast majority (nearly 90,000) in India and Nepal.

Depends on the age, and sex of either species. Bengal tigers are stronger hunters, while male sloth bears are more defensive in territories. So it's possible they could be similar as far as strength is concerned.

No they don't normally sleep on trees.Some small tigresses are sometimes caught sleeping on a fat branch.Because a tiger can weight up to 600Ib they are too heavy and a branch will break.Some 300Ib tigresses do sleep because they're light enough.

A baby tiger is called a cub.

One example would be a "Spanish dancer".

The population is estimated to be below 2,000. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigers

Bengal tigers normally have two to four cubs per litter.

Male tigers will take cubs but other than that, tigers are at the top of the food chain and not much messes with them especially mothers. Most animals, people, etc. learn very quickly that you don't mess with a mama with babies, You will pay the price if you do.