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.
there eyes and ears and smell
it uses scent, sight, and hearing
2 camels in a tiny car
the tigers use their claws and eysight to help him hunt his prey
yes they can they use heat, two sides, hot and cold
White tigers hunt for food at night.
Tigers are predators: they hunt other animals for food. Tigers are carnivores who hunt their prey, typically killing it by biting its neck.
humans hunters use to hunt then for there pelt and still do
They live with their families but hunt alone until their young are old enough to hunt with them
tigers hunt in the wild, mostly in forest, but a few hunt on wide, grasslands. they usually hunt deer, and antelope.
Tigers are mammals and, like most mammal species, they have FIVE main senses. Hearing: Tigers use their keen sense of hearing to help track down their prey during a hunt. Sight: In the day time a tiger's eyesight is about the same as a humans but at night it is 6 times better. They can actually determine distance very well which is crucial to their hunting. Smell: Tigers don't really use their sense of smell for hunting but more for interacting with one another and marking territory. The female marks her territory with scents to allow males to know when she is ready to mate. Taste: Tigers don't have a very complex sense of taste but it is said that they can taste acidic and sweet flavors. Touch: The tiger's keen sense of touch is not only important for their special form of socialization, but it also helps them with hunting and feeding by helping them determine where to bite for and effective kill.
Tigers have keen earing and excellent eye sight.