* White tigers are a color variant of Bengal tigers: They are the same species (Panthera tigris tigris), but white tigers have a recessive gene that causes their fur to be white instead of the usual orange and black stripes.
* Wild vs. Captivity: In the wild, white tigers are extremely rare. They are more likely to be found in captivity where they are often bred for their unique appearance.
* Not a "friendship": Tigers are solitary animals, meaning they live and hunt alone. They don't form lasting bonds like friendship in the way we do.
It's important to remember that while they may be in the same enclosure, they are still wild animals with powerful instincts. They may tolerate each other's presence, but they are not "friends" in the way humans understand it.