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The Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, was a carnivorous marsupial that hunted primarily at dusk and dawn. It relied on its keen senses of sight and hearing to locate prey, which included small to medium-sized mammals, birds, and reptiles. The thylacine employed a combination of stealth and endurance, using a slow, stalking approach to get close to its target before pouncing. Its distinctive elongated jaws allowed it to grip and hold onto its prey effectively.
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What does the Tasmainian Tiger eat?
humans, better be scared
What year was the last tasmainian tiger sighted?
2011
Are Tasmainian tigers extinct?
The thylacine or Tasmanian tiger is officially listed as extinct, but compelling rumors of sightings continue to occur.
What is the Tasmanian tigers water source?
The "tasmainian tiger" (thylacine) needs no water as it has been extinct since the 1930s.
What is the Siberian tigers prey and predators?
the Amur tiger's predators are humans, elephants and boars. The Amur Tiger's prey is usually deer. The Amur or Siberian tiger has no enemies except man. Elephants are not found in this tiger's range, and wild boar are a prey species for the tiger, along with deer and other animals.
What is a white tiger a prey prediator or niether?
the white tiger is a prediator
What is a baby elephants prey?
tiger
Where do tiger catch their prey?
in the habitat.
What is the prey of the white tiger?
The prey of a white tiger is anything that they sense that has meat.
How does the tiger protects it self?
a tiger salamander protects itself by poisoning its prey.
Where do you find tigers?
Africa, Asia, zoos
How does the coat of a tiger help it to catch its prey?
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.
