Science Kids: Science Images: White Tiger

This photo shows an impressive looking Siberian tiger roaring at other tigers in the area. It is sitting amongst the grass behind a rock. Learn about tigers while enjoying our range of fun tiger facts for kids.

The White illusion shows that we can perceive brightness differently depending on the context. The grey rectangles are of equal brightness but they appear brighter on the left hand side of the image than they do on the right hand side...

This detailed photo shows a close up image of two sunflower seeds set against a white background.

This image is of the north side of the White House located in Washington D.C., USA. The White House is the official residence of the President of the United States of America and is a well known landmark that attracts many visitors every...

This photo shows a southern white rhinoceros in a zoo. Southern white rhinos are the most social of the rhino species and despite their name, they are actually gray in color. Learn more about the rhinoceros by checking out our range of...

A close up photo of a scary looking great white shark as it swims through the blue water with some smaller fish close behind. Learn about different types of sharks by checking out our range of interesting shark facts for kids.

This photo shows a white tailed deer with large antlers walking through a field. It is native to the United States and is sometimes called the Virginia deer. Learn more about deer with our range of fun deer facts for kids.

These are two simple missing shape optical illusions shown in black and white. The existence of a white triangle can easily be imagined in the top image while your brain can also easily create the existence of a white sphere in the lower...

This photo shows a threatened species of rhinoceros known as the black rhinoceros. Despite the name their appearance is actually more grey/white than black. Four black rhinos can be seen enjoying the muddy ground. Learn more about the...

This photo shows a small lizard as it walks across sand. The underside of its tail has black and white stripes. Learn about lizards by enjoying our range of fun lizard facts for kids.