Tigers

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about 4,3,5or 2

panda pelts are the panda's skin used for coats which is illegal.

It runs about 30miles faster than a house cat.

Tigers are predators, top in their environment. They can be extremely dangerous, as one tiger expert, Richard Perry notes, they can be very high strung, nervous animals. One tiger killed 13 buffalo in an enclosure during a thunderstorm!

there are more tigers living in captivity than in the wild

One adaptation that help tigers to survive is their incredible night vision! Tigers can see six times better at night than humans! Some other adaptations are their stripes which help them blend in with the grass, and their great sense of smell.

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You keep them in a zoo or a fence off a good amount of miles and prevent poachers from coming in. The zoo would be the best because in protected areas that don't have fences but are guarded, poachers always somehow sneak in and shoot some tigers.

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In some rare occasions donkeys have been known suck eggs through bendy straws and be total jackwagons but on November the 48th they all got dead and sam you suck

Yes, if you have ever heard of a liger or a tigon, they are the result of a female lion and a male tiger. Ligers are much bigger than normal tigers. Actually, a liger embryo is so large that a female tiger is too small to carry it, so the female in the equation has to be a lioness and, therefore the male would be a tiger. Although a lion and tiger can mate to create a liger, ligers cannot mate together to create other ligers. It's kind of like how mules can't mate to create other mules.

in the beginning yes. you cant tell the difference between and elephant and a human embryo. as it continues to grow in the womb no, it starts to take on the parents features and grow into and individual person. think about it this way every baby looks different, so therefore its not the split second the baby comes out of the mom that it changes. so they tend to appear similar int he 1sst and 2nd tri-mester.

A sun bear and sloth bear would lose. An adult male black bear can kill a tigress of any species. A large male black bear can take down a sumatran tiger, and would be even with a bengal tiger. A grizzly bear, brown bear species, or a polar bear would destroy a Siberian tiger.

The Bengal tiger is the most numerous of the tiger subspecies. Their populations are estimated at approximately 1,706 in India. The numbers are not exactly accurate and are only an approximation.

There are 37 tiger reserves in India where the Indian Tiger is found. Some Major reserves are:

A. Bandipur

B. Ranthambore

C. Corbett

D. Mudumalai

E. Parambikulam

F. Sariska

G. Anamalai

H. etc

Although Corbett's idiosyncric Pipal Pani cub was abandoned by his mother at the age of twelve months, survived and lived to the ripe old age of 15, three years would be a good guess for complete parental independence.

Indian lions/Asiatic lions (Panthera Leo persica) are classified as Endangered.

Well, if you think that tigers are beautiful animals, then maybe you'd want a tiger rug on your floor, or a tiger coat, or a tiger-whatever.

And as soon as someone is willing to pay enough for a thing like that, then there's someone willing to do what it takes to earn that money.

And tigers get killed.

around the same time as the ice age (20,000 years ago)

Yes, apes predators are super predators. Apex predators can kill any other predators using stealth surprise attacks! Apex predators are extremely smart, fast, powerful, big, stealthy and silent killers.

I think that skunks do but I'm not sure about cute, little chipmunks.

Over short distances, the average cat is faster than the average dog. Over long distances, the dog will usually win.

This traces back to the hunting habits of their wild ancestors. Wolves hunt in packs by running their prey down; wild cats hunt alone by pouncing upon their prey.

The adult moths do not have functioning mandibles, so they do not eat anything. The larvae of some tiger moth species are grass-feeders, but most feed on plantains.

Tiger cubs stay with the Tigress until they are around 2 to 3 years old. The Tigress protects and feeds them until they are old enough to fend for themselves. As soon as they reach an age of around 2.5 years, they leave their mother and go off on their own.

A re-wilding project is underway in Africa to teach zoo born Chinese tigers to hunt, to be released into their former haunts.