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There are many differences, as these are two very different animals. A tiger is a strict carnivore while a zebra is a strict herbivore. Tigers live in jungles and wooded areas while zebras live on grassy meadows called savannahs. Tigers are solitary while zebras live in large herds.
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∙ 12y agoZebras are in the horse family; the leopards are in the "big cats" family.
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Do tigers and zebras live on the same continent?
No, zebras and tigers do not live on the same continent. Zebras are found in Africa, and tigers are found in Asia.
Do white tigers eat zebras?
Tigers live in Asia, zebras live in Africa. Since there's no intercontinental delivery service for zebras, tigers can't eat zebras.
What are differences between monkeys and tigers?
monkes have hands and tigers have claws.
What are some differences between dolphins and zebras?
Dolphins are marine mammals, zebras are terrestrial mammals. Zebras are herbivores, but dolphins are carnivores. Thus zebras are prey animals and dolphins are predators. But the biggest difference between these to animals is that they do not look the same.
Do zebras eat tigers?
Tigers and zebras do not live in the same continent (area) of the world so they would not meet. Tigers live in Asia and Zebras live in Africa. However, if they did, a tiger would most likely DEVOUR a zebra.
What are the grevy zebras enimes?
zebras enemies are usually lions and tigers
What are zebras enimies?
lions and tigers
How are zebras and tigers alike?
They both have stripes.
What are some differences between zebras and giraffes?
Zebras are black and white with stripes. A giraffe is yellow with spots and a long neck.
Name two stripped animals?
Tigers and Zebras.
What are the differences between tigers and monkeys?
monkes have hands and tigers have claws.
What do tigers eat besides deers people meat zebras and a wild boar?
A tiger would have to be in Africa to eat zebras. As far as I know, no tigers have ever been seen there.
