What senses do tigers use when they hunt?

Answer 1

Tigers are taught to hunt by watching their mothers hunt for their food and then from there on they just practise. It also runs through here veins so they pick it up quickly.
they know by there instincs from there mothers and fathers it happens regularly in the cat family.

Answer 2

Tiger cubs are born weak and blind, as are our domestic cats. Once the cubs are weaned and have become stronger, play hunting with their siblings, and watching how mother hunts, brings the hunting instinct into play.

Answer 3

Like all cats, tigers primarily rely on their sense of sight in order to hunt. Their second most important sense for hunting is hearing. Although they have a decent sense of smell (better than humans), to my knowledge they don't sniff out their prey.

Answer 4

Stripes (to blend in with grass), sharp claws and teeth, ability to run fast etc.