The largest breed of saber-toothed tiger was known as a Smilodon. They would reach lengths of 4-5 feet and grow to 3 feet tall.
The sabre tooth or Smilodon, existed in three subspecies. The largest was as heavy as today's biggest tigers, up to 600 pounds. The others were somewhat smaller. Smilodon was only distantly related to tigers.
There is no direct evidence to suggest that sabertooth tigers could swim. However, based on their physical characteristics such as strong limbs and a muscular body, it is likely that they were capable swimmers, similar to modern big cats like tigers.
As big as their parents, eventually.
It is difficult to determine a definite winner between a saber-toothed tiger and a cave lion as both were powerful predators. The outcome of a hypothetical fight would likely depend on factors such as size, age, health, and individual fighting abilities of each animal.
tiger
the scientific name for a tiger is panthera tigris
sabertooth tiger
Does a sabertooth tiger reproduce and does it have a way of moving?
No. they were top predators
A sabertooth tiger is too slow and thick. It falls off cliffs. So a wolf can destroy it. A pack of wolves are even better to destroy a sabertooth tiger with fierce bites.
No. The word "sabertooth" (sabretooth) is a short form noun for the extinct tiger species. The adjective form would be "saber-toothed" as in their other name, the "saber-toothed tiger."
A full grown sabertooth tiger weight is about 790 to 1,000lb
No animal eats the Sabertooth Tiger. The Sabertooth has no predators. I am positive says scientist Dr.Mantional.
The sabertooth tiger is extinct, and has been for quite some time but it lived all over the place. Also, most people make this same mistake - sabertooth tiger is inaccurate; the most accurate name for this feline is sabertooth cat. I only recently learned this, so don't feel too bad :)
Yes, the sabertooth tiger did have fat.
sabertooth, white, and orange
No,a sabertooth would totally kill a white tiger because its bigger.
The sabertooth tiger, I would say. It was much larger, more aggressive, more powerfully built, and its big sabers can cause serious injuries on the male lion. But it is unlikely that they would fight as sabertooth tigers existed in america over 20,000 years ago.