Tigers

When it's totally dark they rest or sleep,

but when it just looks dark to us, they hunt. Flying.

Walbearco cubs leave the nest when they are two weeks old

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Yes, Bengal Tigers can swim. Bengal Tigers are one of the very few big cats that like to swim to cool off. Another cat that likes water is the fishing cat. Fishing cats usually stay on the bank of water,although they will sometimes go into shallow water to fish.

they are getting less and less.

Tigers are pure carnivores. They prefer hunting large ungulates such as chital, sambar, gaur, and to a small extent also barasingha, water buffalo, nilgai, serow and takin. Among the medium-sized prey species they frequently kill wild boar, and occasionally hog deer, muntjac and Gray langur. Small prey species such as porcupines, hares and peafowl are also hunted and form a very small part in their diet. Sometimes, they also prey on domestic livestock too that wander off into the jungles

They stay hidden and move near the unsuspecting prey. Once they are near enough, they pounce and take the prey down. They go for the throat and strangulate their prey.

Some well known mammals that hibernate are bears, bats and ground squirrels.

Reptiles such as snakes, turtles and frogs also hibernate, but this differs from traditional hibernation because the metabolic processes are different. It is called brumation, and just means the reptile is less active, or slow. They still need to take in water and are not fully "sleeping". Hibernating slows down their bodily functions such as digestion and heartbeat, as well as their metabolism, or how they turn food and fats into energy so that they can go a whole season without eating. In order to prepare for this, the animal usually will gorge itself to build up a store of fats and eat fibrous things such as grass, tree bark, hair, etc., to for a plug in their bowels and prevent them from messing themselves during hibernation.

# Life Cycle:

Tigers are usually solitary except for mothers with cubs. The breeding season is November through April. Females usually give birth once every 2 or 3 years, but if a litter is lost, they may give birth again in as little as 5 months. The gestation period lasts from 93-111 days, and up to 6 cubs can be born in a litter. Most litters include 3 cubs. The cubs are born in a cave or rocky crevice, or in thick vegetation. They begin to hunt with their mother when they are 5 or 6 months old. When they are 11 months old, they can usually make a kill by themselves. They will stay with their mothers for two years (sometimes three), and will reach adulthood when they are 3-5 years old one fact tigers or good simmer

All big cats are able to retract their claws when not in use, with the exception of the cheetah (which is technically not a big cat or great cat, as they're called). The extended claws help the cheetah with traction at high speeds

Tigers kill man kind for many reasons.

a) Hunger

b) Instincts

c) Protection

d) It might just be scared or frightend

e) And to feed its young.

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Its not hard to know that a unicorn is a mythical creature so a gazelle could not breed with one, so in awnser to your question: YES, but there never was a

gazelle - unicorn.

Ligers are not in nature. They are bred in captivity. They stay with their mother for two to three years.

I have read a lot of nonsense answers on this question. Lions and tigers are found in India, but they do not co-exist. There are approx 400+ Asiatic Lions to be found only in the Western stats of Gujarat in a particular national park called Gir. There are no tigers in this national park. The Bengal Tiger now numbers approx. 3000 in the 2018 census in over 50 natioanl parks across India, but no where do the two species co-exist. A fully grown male tiger can weigh up to a third more in weight than the equivalent lion.

it is a big cat that lived a real' long time ago and had massive fangs producing from its mouth. They are canivores, which eat meat. They are classified as Smilodons. Their mouth opens up to 120 degrees while modern tigers only open up to 65 degrees. Saber tooth or toothed Tigers are muscular and rather slow.They eat large prey. Canine teeth are 20cm or 8 inch.s long. By the way this info was produced by an 11 year old!
A saber tooth tiger is a different form of a tiger. It was a tiger before the regular tiger today. It lived in the ice age only in specific places. They were always a orange-yellowish color. It was a fierce animal with huge teeth. It mostly ate humans and wooly mammoths.

If man had not killed them all, they might have been saved.

No. Tigers are solitary hunters. They live and hunt alone. During the mating season, the Tigress can be spotted with one or more cubs. But, at all other times Tigers are solitary and live alone.

This is called the gestation period in mammals, and pregnancy in humans.

Tigers (Bengal and Siberian) are both heavier and longer than lions.A study of of lions in the N'guruguru Crater, which are some of the biggest lions in Africa, showed the average male to be around nine feet two inches, and weighed around 390-415 pounds.Male Bengal tigers average nine feet five inches, and weigh on average 425-445 pounds.Bengal tigers of Northern India and Nepal sometimes exceed ten feet long and weigh over 600 pounds.The Siberian is slightly larger than the Bengal.

Both. These two tend to follow each other. Tigers are endangered, and because we don't want to lose them, they are protected. Means they're not allowed to be hunted. And that people try to keep poachers away.

Gestation: 90-112 days

The general name given to many animal pawprints is a pugmark, as in a tiger's pugmark. May also be called a tiger's pawprint or a tiger's spoor.

Not much.tigers are feared by every animal in their environment.an elephant will charge if her calf is threatened,as will the Indian rhino,adult black bears, and a crocodile will attack them in water when both are competing for food.

Tasmanian devils are effective scavengers of dead animals and roadside kill. they help keep the environment clean. They also occupy the niche of being the only native mammal predator of their size in Tasmania, so they contribute to the balance in the environment.

Click on this link for a map showing the current and historic range of the tiger.