in the habitat.
Tigers will not waste energy running unless they are sure they can catch the prey. Tigers sneak up on prey and will only chase for a short distance if they can not catch it.
The coat gives the tiger an advantage in the shadows and brush. The prey have a hard time telling the difference between the coat of a tiger and the normal shadows of the brush.
The Siberian tiger's teeth are very sharp and pointy to catch other prey :)
The appearance that helps the tiger survive is the stripes that help it hide in the tall grasses so it can catch its prey.
it helps them have a better chance of catching its prey because then itll make the prey loose energy faster and let the tiger catch its prey
The Bengal tiger has 4 legs. It uses those 4 legs to catch their prey and sometime just walk around.
so that they can hide from even bigger preditors and make it easy to catch there prey
Some structural adaptations a Siberian tiger are: Long front legs to help them jump further, a flexible backbone to catch prey faster and sharp retractable claws for catching prey.
As long as there is sufficient prey (small mammals and rodents), and the tiger is physically able to catch them. The greatest threat to a tiger's existence is encroachment on its habitat by man.
First, they catch/hunt their prey. Second, they grab the prey with it's claws Third, the tiger opens her/his jaws Fourth, the tiger's head goes closer to the prey Fifth, bite it Sixth, rip the meat off Seventh, Swallow it OR First, eat it
The white tiger does not blend in with it's surroundings, which makes it difficult to hunt and catch prey. Not too many animals prey on adult tigers, but, adult tigers do need to eat to live, and if they can not catch prey, then they starve to death.
The white tiger moves similarly to other tiger subspecies, using stealth and agility to stalk and ambush prey. They are powerful runners and climbers, capable of quick bursts of speed and agility to catch their prey. White tigers are also known for their strong swimming abilities.