Tigers have powerful jaws, with large canines for killing their prey. They have padded feet, which allows them to walk softly through the forest. The colouring of their fur provides camouflage in the underbrush. They have strong front legs that enable them to leap distances up to 10 metres. They have sharp claws to help to take hold of their prey.
They either adapt and find new prey, adapt and follow their prey, or they fail to adapt and starve to death.
They adapt by eating there prey whole
If a tiger fails to adapt to changes in its environment, it may struggle to find food, shelter, and mates, leading to decreased survival rates. As prey populations shift or habitats degrade due to climate change or human encroachment, the tiger may face starvation or increased competition. Over time, this inability to adapt can result in population decline and potentially extinction. Ultimately, the tiger's long-term viability depends on its ability to adjust to new ecological realities.
it is camouflage
They hunt for it.
the Amur tiger's predators are humans, elephants and boars. The Amur Tiger's prey is usually deer. The Amur or Siberian tiger has no enemies except man. Elephants are not found in this tiger's range, and wild boar are a prey species for the tiger, along with deer and other animals.
the white tiger is a prediator
in the habitat.
tiger
with its camouflage of black and orange...
The prey of a white tiger is anything that they sense that has meat.
a tiger salamander protects itself by poisoning its prey.