How does the Bengal tiger raise it's young?

Answer 1

They use Their claws and teeth to protect their young by clawing and bitting the attacker

Answer 2

Tigers watch over their young by hiding them in safe places like tall grasses so they won't be killed by predators. They also share their kills so that the young can eat part of it. The mother also gives her young milk, like all mammals. The mother takes care of the young until they are two years old when they can go and find a territory of their own.

Answer 3

Mother tigers nurses their young until there are about 3 to 6 months of age. The father does not help in the upbringing of the young. Meat is introduced to the cubs at two months. At six months cubs are weaned from the mother. Then there are taught how to hunt. First by watching the mother kill the aninaml. Then the mother will cripple the prey and let the cubs finish it off. Then they will practice their skills on their own.

Answer 4

They use Their claws and teeth to protect their young by clawing and bitting the attacker

Answer 5

They use their claws and teeth to bite and scratch the attacker.

Answer 6

its parents