How do tigers capture their food?
they use their teeth and their claws
When do tigers start hunting for their food?
By the time cubs are around eighteen months old, they have learned how to capture their own food to be self sustaining. But, they began imitating and learning from their mothers at a much earlier age in play. Read More
How can people help snow tigers?
People can capture and breed the tigers and set them off back into the wild. Read More
How do tigers produce there food?
Tigers don't produce their food they hunt for food. Read More
How do tigers have lots of energy?
they capture their prey and feast on them for their energy. Read More
How do cuttlefish capture food?
They use their 8 arms and 2 tentacles to capture food. Read More
How do Bengal tigers capture their food?
They have padded feet allowing them to walk silently through the forest. They have curved claw to digging into their prey. They have strong, sharp teeth in which to kill the animal fast. Read More
How does a dragonfly capture food?
They capture their food by squeezing prey with their spike-studded legs and stunning them, then it kills. Read More
How do burrowing owls capture food?
Burrowing Owls Capture Food By Digging or Hidding & Jumping Read More
Where and how does a tiger get its food?
how do tigers get there food tigers attack prey, they are carnivores. . .they eat meat Read More
How do protozoans get their food from the environment?
they capture food and digest it Read More
How does a cow capture its food?
Cows are not predators, they are prey animals. Thus they do not "capture" their own food like a cat would catch a mouse or a pack of wolves would capture a moose. Read More
What animals do tigers compete with for food?
Tigers compete with bears, other tigers, and man. Read More
How do cnidarians capture food?
All cnidarians are carnivores. They their cnidae and associated poison to capture food. They are generally not known to pursue prey. Read More
Why are white tigers important to the food chain?
Since there are no known white tigers in the wild, they do not have any impact on the food chain, like normal colored tigers do. Read More
Why does the tigers need food?
Tigers need food to survive like all animals and mammals. Also it needs food for it's young. Read More
Are tigers and sheep compatible?
Sheep are a food source for tigers ie tigers will eat sheep Read More
How does a horse capture its food?
Horses do not have to capture their food; they do not eat live animals nor insects. They eat grains, such as grass, oats, etc. Read More
How do spiders capture their food?
Spiders spin webs not only for shelter but to capture their food. Insects, bugs, and other spiders get caught in these webs. Read More
Plants have what to capture energy from the sun?
They capture enery to make there food through the process of photosynthesis. Read More
How do white tigers gather food?
There are not many white tigers in the wild- more are in zoos where they are fed by keepers. In the wild they hunt. White tigers gather food by running and jumping and stalking. Read More
Why are tigers dying?
There are quite a few reasons why tigers today are dying. These tigers are having their food and habitat taken from them. Read More
Are tigers a producer?
No, tigers are consumers. They eat food by consuming other organisms. A producer makes its own food, like a plant does. Read More
How do you tigers get food?
I think you mean how do tigers get food? well they kill like maybe a rabbit or deer there killing animals:0 Read More
Can you give me a food chain and food web with a White Tiger?
No I can't because white tigers are endangered and they have changed the food web of white tigers and they're in captivity. Read More
How do tigers digest their food?
Tigers digest their food by, first, chewing and swallowing, next it goes down to its bey while the particles in its stomach to burn down the food. Read More
Who are the Sumatran tigers predators?
Only mankind. Tigers are the top of the food chain. Read More
What does the tiger do when another tiger steals its food?
Tigers don't steal other tigers' food. Each tiger has a seperate territory, and other tigers like to keep to their own. If it did happen however, the tigers would attack each other. Read More