Tigers

Around 50-100 people are killed by tigers each year, with most incidents occurring in regions where humans and tigers live in close proximity. The number of human deaths by tigers has been decreasing due to conservation efforts and initiatives to reduce human-tiger conflict.

lions arnt exactly nice, but they can be pretty aggresive if you bother them. but if your safly in a jeep or car with a guide, than you should be safe. If they feel threatened, or are hungry and you seem like prey, then they are dangerous. Otherwise, like any other cats, they basically don't much care.

Tigers are not easy to train. They are wild animals with natural instincts and behaviors that can be unpredictable. Training a tiger requires specialized knowledge, experience, and resources to ensure both the animal's well-being and the trainer's safety.

Sabre-toothed tigers, also known as Smilodon, lived in North and South America during the Pleistocene epoch. They were found in a variety of habitats such as grasslands, scrublands, and even forests. However, they are now extinct.

Not necessarily tigers but all cats (lions, housecats, bobcats, tigers, cheetahs...etc.) have all descended from a single cat species which lived millions of years ago. Over the years, they evolved to fit their habitat. Xo, Smartiiz.

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Try looking in a garden perhaps. That would be my best guess. And if you don't have a garden, you should plant one just for that purpose, cause that hunt for a garden snake must be real important

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by causing a relationship between the strong plants and healthy

plants but theres a differences in their own roots like facing in a different

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Tigers have adapted with sharp teeth and claws for hunting prey, excellent camouflage for stalking, powerful muscles for quick bursts of speed, and keen senses for detecting prey in their habitat. Additionally, they have adapted to a solitary lifestyle to reduce competition for resources.

Some inborn behaviors of tigers include stalking and hunting prey, marking their territory with scent markings and vocalizations, engaging in social behaviors within their family units, and exhibiting solitary tendencies to establish and defend their individual territories.

Bengal Tigers are the very large and their coats are very unique. They are hunted for their fur and skin and body parts. People kill them to strip them of their furs and sell certain body parts. These parts may also have applications in medicine. Tiger products are usually very expensive because illegal activities are often involved. Such products are usually sold in the black market.

Then again, tiger hair was never very valued as it is not a very useful skin or hide, no insulation or water proofing and it just doesn't look good as clothing. Look at your history and try to find a real tiger hair coat. Government hunters kill them once they start eating people, a sign they are sick, injured or old. Legal tiger hunting stopped in 1968, except for heads of state who can still shoot anything they want. Save your money for local causes.

Absolutely unless the food is swarming with flies or something, although their digestive system allows them to eat spoiled meat. They have been known to eat other dead tigers, a few days old. Generally, they eat anything. I like it how you said "wild" tigers since most people forget that tigers in a zoo eat dead meat, not live bunnies which answers the question.

A tiger's warning coloration includes its bright orange fur with dark stripes, helping to signal its presence and serve as a warning to potential predators or threats in its environment. This coloration also helps tigers blend in with their natural habitats and provides camouflage when hunting.

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There are several wild horse populations around the world that are considered endangered, such as the Przewalski's horse in Mongolia and the Kaimanawa horse in New Zealand. The exact number of endangered wild horses can vary depending on the specific population and conservation efforts in place.

Horses have adaptations such as long legs for speed and agility, strong muscles for running, hooves for traction, large eyes for panoramic vision, and sensitive ears for detecting sound. They also have a strong sense of smell and hearing to detect potential threats.

Tigers are native to various countries in Asia, including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, China, and Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. They typically inhabit a range of ecosystems such as tropical forests, mangrove swamps, grasslands, and savannas.

a feral cat is a cat that lives in the wild with other cats, they do not like to be domesticated and they are best left alone.

A tiger is a big cat. Tigers are members of the Felidae family, belonging to the genus Panthera.

Yes, all of them can. The only cat in the whole Felidae (all cats) family that cannot retract their claws in the cheetah. Their claws act like cleats as traction while running. But the cheetah isn't "technically" a big cat. You see, the cat family (or Felidae) is divided into 2 sub-families, or groups within the family. Pantherinae has the big cats: the lion, tiger, leopard, jaguar, snow leopard, and clouded leopard. Felinae, the other sub-family, consists of small to medium sized cats: cheetah, lynx, bobcat, ocelot, caracal, sand cat, fishing cat, domestic cat, the list goes on and on. To make matters more complicated, these sub-familes are divided further into smaller groups, called the genus level. Yes, I know I sound like a total nerd for knowing all this, but hey, I like Phylogeny. Now stay with me. In this lovely Felinae sub-family, we have several genus levels. (The one with our lovely pet cats is called the genus Felis, which also contains the sand cat, the black-footed cat, the jungle cat, and I think the Chinese desert cat.) Sorry if I'm getting off track, but the reason cheetahs cannot unsheath their claws is because they are in a genus level all for themselves, lucky cats! Its called Acinonyx, which is in FeliNae, which is in FeliDAE, the main cat group. Wow how interesting! Now if you go to Wikipedia and look up Felidae you can get yourself a whole phylogenic tree!!YES!!How exciting! I hope this answers your question! Ta-ta! :)

There is actually 6 breeds of tigers still in existence today:

(Royal) Bengal Tiger Indochinese Tiger

Malayan Tiger Sumatran Tiger Siberian Tiger South China Tiger

There are 3 extinct breeds of tigers: Balinese Tiger Javan Tiger Caspian (Persian) Tiger

No all should be fine,but towards the end of pregnancy a cat will wish to be left in peace by other cats in the home,and left alone to give birth plus during the time when she is feeding and caring for her young.

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Most female tigers reproduce during the cooler months. This is usually from November to April. They reach the time to be capable of reproducing every three to nine weeks and it lasts 3 to 6 days.