What are five adaptations that a Bengal tiger have?

Answer 1

Bengal tigers have:

• strong legs to help catch their prey
• whiskers to help them feel objects around them
• long tails to help them balance when they're running
• Vertical stripes to help them camouflage
• sharp teeth for hunting
• soft pads so they can creep up on prey
• retractable claws to grip and tear fish
• white spots on their ears to help cubs see their mother
• they are nocturnal so they have eyes that enable them to see in the dark
• different stripes so they can recognise each other
• strong paws to bring down prey
• a rough sandpaper tongue to scrape meat from the bones off a meal
• Able, agile legs for chasing down prey. However, they do not have much stamina, which is why they need to be fast.
• It is a large tiger species, second only to the Siberian tiger.
• In winter they adapt to the cold weather by changing fur color to blend in with the snow.

Answer 2

It has to have prey species, sufficient cover, water, and plenty of room to hunt and find a mate.