Shark Week Day 5|2

These predators are often referred to as "man eaters" and follow just behind the great white as the second most common shark to attack humans. 
The only difference is they don't often run away after an attack like great whites do!
Along with a powerful jaw full of sharp serrated teeth, tiger sharks have incredible sight and smell which makes them excellent scavengers. 
They tend to eat just about anything. These sharks can be found in tropical and sub-tropical waters,
though they are listed as near threatened due to their low re-population rates.

This Annie is not only blessed by the tiger of the sea, but by a tiger of land as well!  
With a color palette similar to that of most tigers, the Iberian tiger sports a beautiful reddish coat with dark, widely separated brown stripes and a white stomach.
These markings create great camouflage, making it an intimidating predator to look out for particularly at night.
  One swift bite or blow and these hunters take down their prey without trouble.
They are a solitary animal, and can also be extremely territorial, so make sure to not get on this Annie's badside!
The Iberian tiger can be found in colder climates and has made physical adaptations to endure these areas,
such as denser fur and being paler in color compared to it's relatives.
This tiger like most is also a critically endangered species, most commonly poached, making its beautiful patterns both a blessing and a curse.

This Annie can be seen dressing light so that his movements are not impaired.
He instead opts for wearing small uniquely beaded decorations throughout his hair and clothes.
He proudly bares the fangs and claws of his tiger blessing, while adorning the rest of himself with other small homages.