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According to the Nature of Things, one in every 100,000. Considering how few tigers there are on the planet (less than 50,000) the chances of one naturally occu
by shinratdr 14y ago
According to the Nature of Things, one in every 100,000. Considering how few tigers there are on the planet (less than 50,000) the chances of one naturally occurring are extremely small.
- sliverstorm 14y agoCome now, if it is one in every 100,000 and we've got 50,000 of them the odds are we get a white tiger every other generation.