Animal Habitats - Buffalo, Tiger, Cow, Horse, Duck - Animal Discovery

There are two groups of buffalo in the world: the African buffalo and the Asian buffalo, also known as the water buffalo. Humans have domesticated and raised buffalo extensively, especially in agricultural countries in Asia, which account for 95% of the world's buffalo population. Additionally, some buffalo live wild in the grasslands of Africa and North America. Tigers are the largest animals in the cat family. Their habitats are dense forests or large grasslands where they can easily camouflage to hunt or avoid predators. Tigers have excellent climbing skills, though slightly less than domestic cats, but they are very strong swimmers. Currently, tigers live and are distributed in Asian countries such as Russia, China, India, Vietnam, Iran, Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand. Cows and horses are animals closely associated with humans. However, there are still a significant number of wild cows and horses in nature. For example, gaur (Indian bison) mainly live in the hilly regions of South and Southeast Asia. Wild cattle are found in dense grasslands and prairies in North America. Wild horses live in steppes, deserts, and gently sloping mountain sides in Russia or Australia.