How is tigers suited to its environment?

Answer 1

it adaja in a poo farm

Answer 2

Tigers have flexible backbones so they can catch up to their prey faster.

Tigers can leap up to 33 ft. A tigers back legs are longer than front legs which helps them jump farther.

Tigers have soft padding on their feet which helps them sneak up on their pray without being heard.

Tigers also walk on their toes witch helps them run faster.

Tigers have sharp retractable claws, the front paws of a tiger have five sharp claws that are used for catching prey. The back paws have four claws they are sometimes used to help bring down large prey.

They have short, powerful jaws for catching, tearing and chewing prey.

Their orange, red, brown fur camouflages them into their surroundings (usually grass).

They have extremely accurate hearing and are very tactile.

They adapt by looking at surroundings and getting use to it.

Answer 3

They can use thinks that they can already do to adapt to different places and climates like a tiger with a really long coat would go swimmig more often if it was hot out side then a tiger with a short coat. and say the Tiger was trying to catch prey on the savana, they would get farther away to pounce because they would be visable any closer or they could leart to run long distnces to tire prey out. hope i was of help!

Answer 4

All animals adapt to their environment - provided that climate (natural floods and droughts, etc) and human's don't cause conflict by taking over a tigers territory, and actively hunt and kill tigers.

Answer 5

They wait and then attack its prey.

Actually I really don't know.

Answer 6

They can growl.