Tigers use a variety of sounds to communicate over long distances. Tigers roar in a variety of situations these include attacking larger prey, females calling to their young and
indicating sexual interest. The roars a tiger makes can be heard from over 3 km.
Tigers also use many other sounds such as Chuffing
and Moaning.
The Moaning sound is a quieter and restrained roar made while tigers are calm, it is usually made when the tiger is walking with their heads in a downward position. This sound can be heard in distances less than 400 m away from the tiger.
Chuffing
is friendly sound that generally contains a soft 'brrr'
sound. They make this sound through their noses. The tiger makes this sound when it is greeting another tiger, it is more rare than the previous two sounds as tigers are more solitary animals.
By Zohra Malik
No, The E in tiger has an unstressed or 'schwa' sound, which sounds like "er" or "ur" when followed by an R.
"Tiger" has a short vowel sound. The "i" in "tiger" is pronounced as a short /ɪ/ sound, rather than a long vowel sound like in words such as "time" or "tire."
roer
roars
with its antenas....
If you say the words out loud you will see for yourself.TYE-gur and IH-glooWhich sound is the long "EYE" sound?
The sound of a 90 year-old climaxing.
crock
the name is storm.
It is possible for a bird to sound similar to a tiger when it chirps. This sound is common amongst parrots and other birds that are known for mimicing sounds.
they sound all grally like a tiger or a lion
You describe the tiger -- what did it look like, sound like, smell like? Describe your emotions as you saw the tiger.