Balinese tiger

Definition

(Noun) a striped animal; a part of the cat family; males weigh 198-221 pounds and the females weigh about 143-176 pounds; they are not domesticated animals and they are not very friendly; their predators are unknown aside from man; they are extinct because of people hunting and killing them for their body parts, skin, and blood; they used to live in the Indonesian island of Bali; they are the smallest of the 8 subspecies.