Correct Answer: False
This statement is incorrect — neither tigers nor lions are native to Brazil. Tigers are native to Asia (mainly India and Southeast Asia), while lions are native to Africa and a small population exists in India’s Gir Forest.
In Brazil, both animals can be found only in zoos and wildlife parks, not in the wild. Brazil’s native big cats are species like jaguars and pumas.
\[ \textbf{Tigers and lions are native to Asia and Africa—not Brazil.} \]

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