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Who is the tiger chase?
a tiger with 5 legs
What is chase ellison's favorite restaurant?
tiger
What are animals that kill other animals for food?
Animals that chase, capture and kill other animals for their food are called carnivores and predators. Examples are: the lion, tiger, cheetah, leopard, bear...
What is a Sumatran tiger instinct?
To chase down whatever is fleeing from it.
A tiger's natural predator?
a tiger is a beatiful animals
What did Tiger Woods do when he was younger?
chase his food, maybe wacked it a little
What animals have similar adaptations as a Siberian tiger?
the caspian tiger
What are the animals in the tiger animal kingdom?
I think they are animals
How do you hunt for animals?
silently chase them
Which animals have a teeth?
TIGER
Can you ride a tiger?
No, it is not possible to ride a tiger as they are wild animals and it is unsafe for both the person and the tiger.
Why are a tiger eyes' in the front?
Tigers have evolved to have eyes in the front of their heads to chase their prey.
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