Tigers

The lion is called the "king of the jungle"but this is in error. Lions do not live in the jungle and tend to prefer the savanna. Tigers and jaguars do live in jungles and rainforests so would be more accurately credited with this title.

The boys steal the tiger from his house.

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This is a very vague question.

It depends on the size of the tiger, the weapon of choice, the calibre of the weapon and your aim.

Theoretically you could take down a tiger in one shot if you are calm, don't panic and have excellent aim.

However, when a tiger attacks their bodies are fuelled by adrenaline. The pain of the shot may not actually affect the tiger until its teeth are wrapped around your neck.

Of course, tigers work in teams and are expert hunters. You may be able to shoot at a tiger in front of you, but you'd completely miss his/her two friends approaching you from the side and behind.

That being said, most of the tiger population are protected species. Harming one may be a serious criminal offence.

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Look up carnivore in the dictionary, look up all animals individually, make list of those that comply with definition

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It isn't Australians are only just starting to take on board some of the cultural aspects of Asia as a result if Asian immigration.

Tigers are Asian; Mongooses are mainly african, and meerkats (a species of mongoose) are exclusively african.

The only place in the world where tigers and mongooses coexist would be India. I doubt that Tigers would both with mongooses; too small, and too difficult to catch. Indian Mongooses are highly social mammals; a tiger wouldn't want to be hamstrung by a troop of swarming mongooses and left for dead.

In addition, mongooses are quite alert (they post sentries) and would quickly flee to their burrows if possible, making it even more unlikely that a tiger would bother them.

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The answer is Maybe. There maybe 1411 tigers or even less. Because of indiscriminate hunting and poaching, this majestic cat that roamed the jungles of India in thousands is reduced to such a small number. Even today it is facing serious threats from illegal hunters and poachers who kill this beast for its skin, teeth etc. Almost everything from the tigers body fetches great price in Chinese medicinal market and hence this animal is under extreme pressure.

It is the responsibility of Every Indian to Protect his/her National Animal.

It's called "Anyone but Me" by Xenon.

The Tiger is the National animal of India, and ideally India has the highest number of wild tigers in the world.

There are not many tigers left in India, perhaps 4,000, although many conservationists affirm that their numbers may be less than 3,000, due to recently increased poaching. This is still a rise over the situation in 1973, when Project Tiger was started. At the time, the population was down to 1,800 animals.

India's tigers are scattered across the country, and though some national parks have plenty of tigers (the Sunderbans has an estimated population of 270, and Kanha has 102), it's notoriously difficult to catch a glimpse of these solitary, nocturnal animals. Only a few parks offer a realistic chance of seeing tigers, either because park officials track the tigers daily, or because some tigers have become habituated to tourists in 4-wheel drives.

Genuine wisdom seems to be that three parks provide the best chance of seeing tigers: Corbett (in the Himalayan foothills of northern Uttar Pradesh), Kanha (in Madhya Pradesh state) and Ranthambhore (in Rajasthan). I did not meet a single tourist who had seen wild tigers in India outside these three parks.

In India the Tiger Preserves are called Tiger Parks and they are all related through a massive conservation effort called 'Project Tiger'. India has a number of Tiger Parks but four of them are the most exciting destinations, and probably the most well known. These four Tiger Parks are:

- Ranthambore

- Bandhavgarh

- Kanha

- Corbett

It sounds like you're describing "The Ghost And The Darkness", but that movie involved lions, not tigers. Another film that tells the same story is "B'wana Devil" from the 1950's, but that is also lions. Is this any help?

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Mrs. Packletide advertised an amount of 1000INR for an opportunity to shoot a tiger without much risk. One of the neighboring villages had a tiger which was a frequent visitor and people speculated that the tiger is old and therefore would be an easy target.

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