Can a giraffe protect itself from a tiger?

their teeth.

a tiger salamander protects itself by poisoning its prey.

Because the giraffe is a large, heavy, and very tall animal, it can trample almost any other animal.

Self preservation is a primary instinct in higher animal species.

sharp claws and teeth

probably kill ?

it fights to the death

They need to stay with there family

A tiger is at the top of the food chain and has no predators other than man.

A giraffe weevil protects itself with 2 main features. It has a hard outer shell that protects their body and their extended neck helps them fight off enemies before they can get close to their body.

With it's powerful bite

A tiger is at the top of the food chain and doesn't have predators other than man.

A tiger's stripes help to camouflage it against the grass. This often helps in catching its prey easily, and from being seen by any possible predators. A tiger does not have any predators as such, though if any danger arises, the tiger can protect itself with its teeth and claws.

A liger is a cross between a lion and a tiger. The liger will protect itself using sharp claws and sharp teeth. This animal will also flee when in danger.

A tiger does in fact have very big claws. This is to help the animal hunt, eat, and protect itself.

Nothing at all. They do not live is the same areas.

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it runs away from it's two natural enemy's and humans who hunt them.

They hide in caves when the weather is bad and since they are mammals they hibernate in caves in the winter.

Believed to be extinct, the Tasmanian tiger, more properly known as the Thylacine, was unable to protect itself against humans, who literally hunted it to extinction. However, the thylacine was the largest carnivorous marsupial, and at the top of the food chain. With no natural predators, it did not need protection beyond the strong, powerful jaws it had.

A tiger is faster than a giraffe, but only in a short burst. Tigers and lions can reach 35 mph while a giraffe can only achieve about 30 mph. However, the cats tire quickly.

its because of mutation maybe the organe tiger was endarged and then to protect itself mated with lighter color of tiger back in the era when wild cats where developing .

No, giraffes are herbivores.

lion,tiger,wildcat

They leave a heavy scent, so that their predators and other animals don't come onto their territory.

A Siberian tiger would jump on its back and then try to bite it in the throat, but the rhino's head and horn will knock the tiger out. If the Siberian tiger managed to claw or bite, the rhino's thick hide will protect itself, and the rhino will get angry.

The habitat adaptation is where is originates from The white tiger originates from India and all around the world because it cant survive in the wild because it cant protect itself. B)

white tigers use their massive claws and giant teeth. also they are great runners.

The crocodile would defeat the tiger. A tiger has strong paws and a heavy weight that could bring down a crocodile, but a crocodile's tough skin would protect itself. Also, the crocodile's size and jaws would easily kill a tiger if caught.

They stay calm until provoked. If the animal is a predator/carnivore big enough to pose a risk then the giraffe will most likely attack and protect itself.

Giraffes come from Africa, tigers from Asia, so they don't meet very often. Most likely a tiger would avoid the giraffe, although if it were hungry enough, who knows?

i would say a tiger, they usually make them more fluffy...

A tiger protects itself by its teeth and sharp claws. In addition, its stripes act as camouflage to help it to blend into its surroundings. It also has the ability to swim or climb into a tree. It is also large, strong and agile. clawing, baring teeth to show dominance/ hostility, growling, and biting

they both are mammals. Other than that... nothing.

same as the females, protect and eat.

A giraffe defends itself by swinging its neck so that it creates a large impact on the animal. This happens usually with male giraffe dominence fights hitting the others ones neck, but they don't have many predators

A giraffe needs to protect it's self,find food,live in a good environment to survive.

A giraffe will usually run when it is threatened. However, to protect its young or if there is no way out, it will strike with its neck and hooves.

giraffes are herbivores.

by eating itself

How does a bird protect itself?

how do young protect itself

he as thorns to protect itself

because the Giraffe is a vegetarian they just eat plants and leaves Type your answer here...

A tiger will almost always hunt and stalk its prey by itself.

Yes, while an adult giraffe is both big and tall, all it really takes is a prolonged bite to the throat to kill it, like most prey that big cats hunt. Given the right circumstance, a tiger can kill a giraffe if can manage to knock it down off it's feet and to the ground, which is how most lion prides typically bring down adults. There have been few accounts of one lion hunting an…

They bite you or flog you to protect itself.

giraffes protect themselves by kicking the predator/lepoard. they can kill it with 1 kick

A giraffe cares for it's young in many ways. This includes bathing them and nursing them. They also protect their young from predators.

It doesn't. The Tasmanian Tiger, more correctly known as the Thylacine, is believed to be extinct. This animal was unable to protect itself against humans, who literally hunted it to extinction. However, the Thylacine was the largest carnivorous marsupial, and at the top of the food chain. With no natural predators, it did not need protection beyond the strong, powerful jaws it had.