Сколько танков Тигр I сохранилось до наших дней, где они находятся и их краткая история

The Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E (Tiger I) is perhaps the most famous and celebrated tank of Nazi Germany during World War II, and only 1,347 were produced. Weighing 57 tons at the time of its production, this behemoth was capable of destroying any Allied tank at extreme range and remained unmatched until the advent of the Soviet IS-2 tank. When encountering an enemy tank, Soviet, British, and American soldiers often recognized it as a Tiger, even when they were confronted with a completely different vehicle. Many historians still call it the most deadly tank of World War II, while those same historians often refer to it as the gravedigger of the Panzerwaffe. The war ended, and the famous Tigers, for the most part, were sent from the battlefield directly to the smelter. Only a few survived. Currently, seven Tiger I tanks are known to have survived to this day. It's also possible that private collections may also contain Tiger I tanks whose owners prefer to keep quiet. What is known today about these surviving Tigers?