A Guide to Tiger Tattoo Designs

I would like to share with you some of the mythswas known as "the tiger" as the tiger was seen
and legends surrounding the tiger and perhapsas a symbol of life and death, destruction and
give you some ideas on finding the best tigeraggression.
tattoo design.I won't preach to you about the decline of the
Most tiger tattoo designs are of the head of thetiger numbers due to the loss of habitat, but I will
tiger and why not, the tiger has a regal looktell you that for many years every part of the
about it, a proud gaze that suggests strength andtiger was used in Chinese medicine (even tiger
wisdom. As a matter of interest the Chinese holdwine. Yuk!). Thankfully, the Chinese government
the tiger in high regard, because the markings onhas put a stop to this practice, and dishes out
the forehead are similar to the Chinese symbolsevere penalties to poachers or anyone found
for king.selling tiger medications.
A Tiger head tattoo design looks great blendedAnd if you thinking how nice it would to be up
with many other tattoo designs, such as, tribal,close and personnel with a tiger, then think again,
flowers, lettering, etc, and looks fantastic in a fulla tiger can reach up to 3.3 meters (11ft) in length
arm tattoo design. As a matter of fact, noand weigh up to 300 kilograms (660 pounds). The
matter if you just use the head of the tiger, orjaw of the tiger is capable of crushing the
the whole body, you can't go wrong. Now let mevertebrae of any animal on earth (yikes!).
tell you something about the myths and legendsA tiger has been documented as killing a fully
of the tiger.grown Rhinoceros (yes, fully grown!!), and tigers
Tigers have been around for around 2 millionhave been known to smash the skulls of
years and over the years a lot of mythology hasdomestic cattle with a swipe of a paw. Tigers are
surrounded this majestic animal. In China the tigersuch successful hunters they get to dine on a
is the 3rd animal in the Chinese zodiac. Yin andvariety of animals, like rabbits, wild boar, pythons,
Yan are at times represented as a Yin tigress andyoung elephants, bears and crocodiles (that's right,
a Yan dragon.Crocodiles!).
In early China history, the highest ranking general