What do tigers do in the dark?

Answer 1

They rarely survive in the wild and they are kept in a Zoo but they not an actual kind of animal their gens are messed up. The biggest reason they do not survive is that normal tigers blend in and since they are white and pray see them to easily. They are very lucky to catch pray.

Answer 2

A tiger's sense of smell is much more keen than a humans, therefore this adds the tiger in finding prey that it cannot see from miles away. But, there is also the tiger's sight which is perfect for day and night hunting. Of course a tiger may hunt at night due to the fact that it is too hot and tiring in the daytime, but that doesn't stop the tiger. A tiger's eye is created so that it can limit the amount of light that enters, and expand to include much more light so that it can actually see a fair well in the dark of night. Think of it as night-vision goggles.

Answer 3

Tigers hunt their prey mainly by crouching down and slowly and quietly stalking them until they are close enough to leap and give the killing bite. They have other methods, such as leaping from trees down onto them or trying to imitate another shape, such as a snake, to make prey flee from them like they would a snake, not a tiger.

Answer 4

Because they have excellent night-vision. They are able to see their prey much better than the prey can see them. This enables the tiger to get very close to their intended 'victim'.

Answer 5

sleep or hunt