Tigers

While both the cheetah and the tiger are large, wild cats, when comparing cheetah vs. tiger there are some significant differences. The cheetah is very fast, running up to 60 mph in short bursts, while the tiger runs about half that speed. Cheetahs also live and hunt in packs, while tigers are solitary animals and spend most of their lives alone.

Animals inhabit there and that is where there instincts are developed. They are part of a terrestrial enviorment so they play a role in keeping it going. Also, the could attack us here.....

Bengal tigers live mainly in forests, and jungles, not typical rainforests.

It depends on where you are. If you are in a forest, the Tiger is more dangerous because Lions don't live in Forests, they live in Deserts, where you most likely will not see a tiger. Overall, I think they are tied, Because tigers are stronger, but lions hunt in prides.

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Not all the time. Some can be trained to go out side and scratch on the door for them to go out and in. It is best to train them at a younger age. Mine (Deathdoor's comment) just one day went outside and since then he hasn't used a litter box.

* The Bengal tiger lives in forested areas around the Indian sub-continent. Population estimates of approximately 4,000 make it the most populous of all tiger subspecies. * Indo-Chinese tigers live forested areas of South East Asian states such as China, Thailand and Myanmar. This species ranks as the second most populous with maybe around 2,000 living in the wild. * Sumatran tigers live on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia. They are the smallest of the tiger species and there might be around 400 living in the wild. * Siberian or Amur tigers hold the distinction of being the biggest of the world's big cats. They live along the forests of the Amur River, a natural boundary line between Russia and China on the east coast. They are endangered, however, population estimates taken over the past decade show that 400-500 remained steady. * South China tigers live in south-central China, and are commonly recognized as the most endangered tigers in the world. The Chinese government now gives them the same status as the Panda, and is actively pursuing a conservation program. Population estimates are difficult to establish. There may be a couple of dozen or so living in the wild and another sixty or so in zoos. * The Bengal tiger lives in forested areas around the Indian sub-continent. Population estimates of approximately 4,000 make it the most populous of all tiger subspecies. * Indo-Chinese tigers live forested areas of South East Asian states such as China, Thailand and Myanmar. This species ranks as the second most populous with maybe around 2,000 living in the wild. * Sumatran tigers live on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia. They are the smallest of the tiger species and there might be around 400 living in the wild. * Siberian or Amur tigers hold the distinction of being the biggest of the world's big cats. They live along the forests of the Amur River, a natural boundary line between Russia and China on the east coast. They are endangered, however, population estimates taken over the past decade show that 400-500 remained steady. * South China tigers live in south-central China, and are commonly recognized as the most endangered tigers in the world. The Chinese government now gives them the same status as the Panda, and is actively pursuing a conservation program. Population estimates are difficult to establish. There may be a couple of dozen or so living in the wild and another sixty or so in zoos.

Tasmanian tigers are now extinct. However, they were marsupials, which meant that the young were born undeveloped and suckled on mothers' milk whilst in a pouch.

The Tasmanian tiger, or Thylacine, was believed to bear around three young, once a year, during the winter-spring breeding season. As she had four teats, the female could carry up to four young in her pouch. The pouch could expand to the size where, with nearly-grown young in it, it would reach almost to the ground.

Siberian tigers are adapted for the cold and have thicker hair coats and are larger than their Southern counterparts.

The implication of the project tiger is that it affects the balance in a given eco-system. Project tiger is a project that aims at the conservation of Bengal tiger.

well, there are a lot of different types of homeless animals. it depends on what kind of animal your talking about. or, if your talking about all animals, there's trillions of homeless animals.

Tigers are indigenous to Asia and Russia. They only live in Africa in zoos.

It looks a lot like a house cat's tongue, just a lot bigger.

Tiger's have barbed tongues just like domestic cats do, and they groom in exactly the same way. The barbs help to remove dirt and debris from the fur. These barbs are called papillae and also work to remove meat from a kill. The tongue is so rough that it can clean all traces of meat off a kill.

Tigers live only on the Asian continent. There are several different subspecies, each with a different range. The ranges include parts of India and Bangladesh, Southeast Asia, Sumatra, Java, parts of China, and the extreme eastern portion of Siberia in Russia, just north of Manchuria (a part of China).

They normally nest in trees or high grass. If they are hunting there young will hide near rocks or in a hole.

1. Siberian Tiger.

2. Bengal Tiger.

3. African Lion.

4. Asiatic Lion.

5. South China Tiger.

6. Sumataran Tiger.

7. Jaguar.

8. Amur Leopard.

9. African Leopard.

10. Cheetah.

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to blend in with the sunlight that way the tiger does not get seen by a human. it can use its stripes for catching there food.

Tony the Tiger first appeared as the spokesman for Kellogg's cereal in 1952.

There are five varieties of silk moths found in India. These silk moths in India include the Muga, the Tasar, the Oak Tasar, the Eri, and the Muga.

Well obviously people like lions more because they are are the king and stronger, faster, and more beautiful animals also they are more proud then tigers and have a much louder roar, even sientist say they are more atractive to humans. And by the way they are also the kings. Lions stay together but tigers dont. So there is you answer.

In a recent poll taken by Animal Planet Network, the tiger was the world's favorite animal. Lions placed 9th on the list.

And, both Bengal and Siberian subspecies of the tiger average larger than the African lion. The lion did evolve a somewhat louder roar, mainly because of the flat environment of savannahs where they are found would make it easier to rally the pride and intimidate interlopers.

In battles between the two in captivity, tigers win more often than lions, and, there is evidence that the tiger, which arrived in India later than lions historically, may have contained the Asiatic lion's spread eastward.

bengal tiger

The tiger challenges the current occupied tiger to a fight.The one who wins gets the territory and the female.Now if the female already has children, the tiger kills the children in order to make sure that the female gives birth to his own children.The challenger first examines the territory before challenging.If it has water,food and shelter,then he challenges him.If it doesn't have food, water and shelter,he leaves and looks for others.

500 tigers have been killed since 1845 and have been found dead by scientists