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Are female Siberian tigers more dangerous than male Siberian tigers?
Yes, especially when the female has young cubs to protect.
Do Siberian Tigers travel by themselves?
The male Siberian tigers usually travel by themselves while the female tigers travel with their cubs.
How do Siberian tigers reproduce?
Like any other normal animal. They are no different to them.The same way other animals (and Humans) reproduce. There are male Siberian tigers and female Siberian tigers. The male impregnates the female, who gives birth a few months later.
Do siberian tigers reproduce?
Like any other normal animal. They are no different to them.The same way other animals (and Humans) reproduce. There are male Siberian tigers and female Siberian tigers. The male impregnates the female, who gives birth a few months later.
Why do male tigers leave the female to take care of cubs herself?
male tigers leave the female to take care of cubs because the male cubs are hunting for food so that it can feed its family
Does a Siberian tiger mate for life?
Foreplay consists of growling, play-swatting, and then the female submits and allows the male access. The male mounts the female, sometimes grasping her by the nape of the neck in his teeth, then the penis goes into the vagina.
What are male and female tigers called?
Male tigers are called "toms" or "tigers," while female tigers are called "queens" or "tigresses."
Are male or female tigers heavier?
Yes. Like any other mammals, tigers are male or female.
How long in measurement does the Siberian Tiger grow?
The male Siberian tigers sometimes reach as long as eleven feet.
How do Siberian husky reproduce?
The male Siberian husky put it's penis into the female Siberian husky's vagina!
Could tigers be male?
Tigers, like all mammals, are either male or female.
Is a male or a female tiger stronger?
Typically, male tigers are stronger than female tigers. Male tigers are larger in size and have more muscle mass, which helps them in defending their territory and hunting larger prey.
