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How does the Bengal tiger protect itself in its environment?
it camouflages
How does the Bengal tiger protect itself?
sharp claws and teeth
How does a Bengal tiger protect their cubs?
i dont no
Does a tiger protect its self?
A Bengal tiger has great strength with which to use his enormous claws and teeth.
How does a tiger protect its self?
A Bengal tiger has great strength with which to use his enormous claws and teeth.
Can a giraffe protect itself from a tiger?
No
Do Bengal tigers roar to protect their territory?
Bengal tigers will roar if they have cubs, but if its a pack, they will just be roaming, same with the loan tiger
What differences are there between a Bengal tiger and a Bengal tiger cub?
Well Bengal tiger cubs are baby bengal tigers.
How is a Bengal tiger different from a normal tiger?
A Bengal tiger is a species of tiger, as is the Amur tiger.
What does a Tiger shark protect itself with?
their teeth.
Sleep Bengal tiger?
what is the sleeping pattern of the bengal tiger?
How does a Bengal tiger difends itself?
Tigers defend themselves by using their claws, teeth, and strength.
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