Tigers

A cat's house is commonly referred to as a "cat shelter," "cat condo," "cat tree," or simply a "cat house."

A tiger usually has about 30 teeth. These are primary designed for slicing flesh.

Tigers survive by hunting for food, primarily deer, wild boar, and other ungulates. They have excellent camouflage and sneak up on their prey, using their strength and speed to catch it. They are also adept swimmers and climbers, enabling them to pursue prey in various terrains.

The Burmese tiger trap is a type of hunting trap used in Southeast Asia that consists of a large pit covered with branches and leaves to camouflage it. It is designed to capture tigers by luring them into falling into the pit when they walk over it.

Tigers are around one meter tall, (approximately three feet and three and a half inches).

The main enemies of a tiger are humans, who pose the greatest threat through habitat destruction, poaching, and conflict. Other potential threats to tigers include competition with other predators, such as leopards and hyenas, for food and territory.

A tiger's offspring is called a cub. Tiger cubs are born blind and rely on their mother for care and protection during the early stages of their life.

they eat meat.
they will hunt and kill medium sizes animals such as Gazelles, Wildebeest and Impala. Some will kill Zebra and Warthogs and even Ostriches. Large packs will attack Buffalo and Eland

Yes, tigers have eyelids like most mammals. Their eyelids help protect their eyes and keep them moist. Tigers also have a third eyelid, called a nictitating membrane, which acts as an additional protective barrier.

The group name for tigers is a "streak" or an "ambush".

Well first off there is bad water. You'll need to boil it if you want to get rid of parasites and pathogens. If you ca't boil it than drink it anyway, getting sick is better than dying of dehydration, right? Do not drink urine. It will dehydrate you more. Than there is shelter and fire. Making them both can be difficult if you have no clue what to do which is a lot of people so take the time to learn before going. Then there is food know what eat and not to eat, the locals and survival instructors of that region can show and teach you. If you aren't 100% sure don't eat it. then there is animals and bugs. Jaguars, spiders, scorpions, stinger ants, snakes the works. Monkeys even throw stuff at you. Little bit funny but can be annoying. Crocodiles and relatives of the crocodile (Gavial) live in the Jungle (rainforest) too.

A Siberian tiger typically requires a home range of about 200 to 500 square miles (518 to 1,295 square kilometers) to roam and hunt for prey. In captivity, the space needed for a single tiger is at least 10,000 square feet (about 929 square meters) to ensure their physical and mental well-being.

It is too late to prevent the extinction of this species of tiger. Caspian tigers, which are also known as Persian Tigers, have the Taxonomic classification name of Panthera Tigris virgata. In their native Iran, they were also called Hyrcanian or Turan tigers.

Unfortunately, they were declared extinct around 1980. It is in dispute when the last Caspian tiger died, but numerous dates have been claimed or given in various documents. They include most often dates in the 1950s, and specifically 1959. Others claim to have seen the last specimen die in 1979-1980. Still other reports claim that the last one was killed in 1997. In any case, they are currently declared extinct.

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A tiger is a large carnivorous mammal with distinctive orange fur and black stripes. They are powerful predators known for their strength, agility, and stealth when hunting. Tigers are solitary animals and are found in various habitats across Asia.

South China tigers are carnivores and typically prey on animals such as deer, wild pigs, and smaller mammals like monkeys and birds. They are known to be opportunistic hunters and will also consume livestock if available.

A tiger is considered a predator as it hunts and feeds on other animals for sustenance. It typically preys on various ungulates such as deer and wild boar.

They really aren't directly related, as domestic cats and big cats are in different subfamily, but still fall under the family Felidae. Domestic cats are in the subfamily Felinae, whereas big cats (Lions, Tigers, Leopards and Jaguars) fall under the subfamily Pantherinae.

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Yes Tigers are monogamous, they also parent together. Unlike Lions, Who live in packs with 1 male and many females, and the females do all the work - hunting, caring for the offspring, as well as fighting most predators. Only as a last resort will a pack use their Ace-in-the-hole and resort to "The King" fighting. Usually only when another Male challenges the current leader for his position.

The Indochinese tiger, also known as the Panthera tigris corbetti, is native to Thailand. It is one of the tiger subspecies found in Southeast Asia. Thailand is home to a significant population of Indochinese tigers, but they are classified as critically endangered due to habitat loss and poaching.

In the wild, tigers hunt for food, predominantly deer, boar, and other large mammals. They are solitary animals that establish territories to roam and protect. Tigers are also strong swimmers and are known to cool off, play, and hunt in water.

Sure you can. durban to kruger is approx 750 to 800kms, if you travel through swaziland its about 550 to 600kms.

durban to piet ritief on N2, than amsterdam, lotchiel, barbeton, malalane i.e. souther kruger.

approx 8 to 9 hour drive