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As its name implies, the Malayan Tigerâs natural habitat is in the Malayan Peninsula of Southeast Asia, particularly in the southern and central parts of this beautiful country. Its scientific name is Panthera tigris jacksoni, with the exception of within Malay, in which it is called Panthera tigris malayensis.
The tigerâs scientific name, Panthera tigris, is usually assumed to come from the Greek words pan-, meaning âallâ, and theron, meaning âbeastâ, but this is likely a myth from folk etymology.A group of tigers is called a âstreakâ or an âambushâ, although it is a rare sight.he Bengal tiger is the most numerous tiger subspecies and the largest is the Siberian tiger. The word âtigerâ comes from the Greek word âtigrisâ, which probably originated from a Persian word meaning âarrowâ. The English word âTigressâ was first documented in 1611.