Tigers

nothing because they are at the top of the food chain, but hyenas can sometimes eat one another if there's no other food available.

adult male loins will sometimes kill cubs and eat them if they are not his offspring. hyenas definitely been eaten by lions.

Anytime it feels like, I suppose.

leopard is to spots

Because once they are all gone, they cannot be retrieved. Currently, there are only eight Rhinoceroses left in the WHOLE WORLD and only one of them is a male. THAT species is doomed to extinction. 'Lonesome George', a Galapagos turtle, is VERY old, and there are NO KNOWN FEMALES in existence. HIS species is doomed.

It is said that a finely chopped tiger's whisker put in a person's food was used as an assassination method in Peking during the 16th and 17th century. It is said to be about like putting ground glass in the food, causing internal lacerations and infection. However, most people feel it falls under the category of Chinese urban legend.

A black widow spider is black with a red mark on it's abdomen; this might or might not be what you meant. The black widow sometimes has a red mark on her back, as well. The red backed spider of Australia, a relative of the black widow, has an orange red mark on the back.

If the number of tigers drop, then the number of (for example) gazelles would increase because they are not being eaten by tigers. However, since there are more gazelles eating the same amount of grass, then there would be less grass, causing some gazelles to starve. The reduction of grass would also cause the top soil to dry out which would affect the worms. Which could possibly change the birds' diet. Which could affect the number of eggs they lay. Which could affect the number of eggs people eat. And on and on.

tiger because its fast and has a powerful jaw to rip and tear things apart.

I would have to say cheetah because they are very fast and are succsesful hunting 60- 70 percent. Tigers are slowpokes.

No because some tabby cats have stripes on them

it adaja in a poo farm

NO tigers live in Africa - unless they're in a zoo.

It all depends on where the fight takes place and the size and health of either animal. If the fight is in an area where the ox and bear have no means of escape, then the ox will use every tool it has (horns, hooves, muscular power, etc.) to fight off that bear. The bear may be able to swat at the ox a few times, but this will only anger it. In a small enclosure, an ox with a set of horns and some very quick reflexes will be able to keep facing the bear and try to gore as much as possible. The bear is also fast on its feet and a swipe of it's paw to the ox's muzzle may help stun it enough so the bear can close in for a bite to the throat. If that happens, then the bear wins. But that bear may die soon after if the ox has scored a hit to the heart with those horns. In that case, there are no winners nor losers.

The common house cat is considered to the domestic cousin of the tiger. Cats are also considered to be the cousin of lions as well.

When God created the earth, He created all things to His liking. He created man in his own image, a woman out of the flesh of the man, and all creeping things and animals of the earth and birds of the sky with their own unique characteristics. He made all animals according to His will. He thought of every color, of every shape, and of every size of all the animals. He designed their make up, their cells, where they would live, what they would eat. When He created tigers, He willed them to have stripes. You may read more about this in the Saint Joseph's Edition Bible, in Genesis.

It is nectar and it attract insects to pollinate the tiger lily.

The current population of wild Amur (Siberian) tigers is between 450-500 animals.

yes, my dog only has 4 toes. 16 toes all together..

It looks like a smaller version of the adult.

Yes they have incisors but they are carnivore so it is very small.

conglos ,titger,tiger ,sonski

According to the 1950s circus trainer and author Hans Brick, they can change direction in mid-leap by lashing their tails sharply sideways. That way, even if the prey tries to dodge at the last minute, they can still land on it.

They also swim very well, as cats go.

All species of tigers and other big cats are endangered, either due to poaching, or to the destruction of their environment, which also reduces the prey available.

Cubs are usually reared in hidden areas like bushes and small caves. The cubs lay hidden and don't make any sound when their mother is out hunting. The mother cheetah frequently moves its young ones to ensure that other large predators like lions or hyenas don't pick up the scent of young ones and kill them.

In spite of all the effort from the mother, nearly 70% or more cubs get killed in the first year.

The cubs stay with their mother for nearly 2 years.