Tigers

They will usually Hiss or make a Vicious sound. Their rear end will go up. They bear their teeth which is a natural way for a cat to behave. The other cat which is invading the other cats propert will be most likely to do the same. Alot of cats will be willing to have a fight. It is best not to get into these situations but if there will be a dangerous one be very prepeard This is an example of exactly of what a cat does if they are scared or defending them selves

Sexual reproduction requires gametes; sperm & egg cells. For humans, it requires gentalia which would be the penis for the male and the vagina for the female. Of course, you would need other things like enzymes for blood flow to the penis and a suitable host for the embryo but basically all it requires is a man and a woman getting it on to put it blunt.

During the day, in presence of sunlight, the plants use up the CO2 and release O2 as a by product.But during night they are unable to use the CO2 and this leads to increase in the proportion of CO2 in the air . During night the trees breathe in oxygen and release carbon-dioxide.If one sleeps under the trees, the amount of increased CO2 in the air around will certainly affect the health.So it is inadvisable to sleep under trees during night.

It is called a "Sand Dune".

Baby tigers, or cubs, live with their mothers. When the mothers go out hunting, they hide their babies to help them remains safe against predators. The father has nothing to do with the cubs after they're born.

Yes, there have been feral hogs reported in GMU 20 in the Fairbanks area. Not sure how they came to be there, how many were there or if they are still there. This was around 2004, some locals were aware of them and were hunting them. This plus the weather and predators make it unlikely any still exist but anything is possible. Definitely not enough to make it a hog hunting destination for outsiders, but if you're in the area.....keep your eyes open.

Because they adapt more easily to that kind of areas

The eye of a tiger is yellow with a black center, the colors shift so they can see at night, the tiger stone has the same colors and when moved up or down or left and right, the colors shift

Tigers are found primarily in countries in Asia, including India, Russia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia. They inhabit a variety of habitats such as forests, grasslands, and marshes.

They are called wiskers.

A tiger would be larger and heavier than a sun bear, panda, and sloth bear. A siberian tiger is quite bigger than an asiatic black bear, and an american black bear in length and slightly by weight. Bengal tigers can be slightly bigger than an asiatic black bear or same, but they are smaller than american black bears by 100 pounds. Brown bears, grizzly bears, and polar bears will always be much larger and stronger than any tiger.

Yes, cats have exceptional night vision compared to humans. They have specialized adaptations in their eyes, like a higher concentration of rod cells that help them see in low light conditions. This allows them to be more active during the night.

Tiger in different languages:

• Spanish: Tigre
• French: Tigre
• German: Tiger
• Japanese: 虎 (Tora)
• Chinese: 虎 (Hǔ)

On average, most would agree that you need eight cup (4 pints) of water per day.

However, before you start filling up that glass, keep in mind that, if you eat 3 full meals a day, you're getting on average about 20% of your daily water needs. So you really don't need eight full cups of water.

There is no medical evidence, however, that says drinking eight cups despite having three meals won't be harmful for you. So if you want to drink eight cups anyway, go for it.

If you spend a lot of your day outside and/or working out though, you will need more than the recommended amount. I've seen people walk around with one gallon containers of water and drink that in one day, but I see that as overkill.

tigers are cats and dogs are not cats and they hunt differently

Sistine is a new city girl who has fierce black eyes and challenges Rob to be honest with her and himself.

Tigers are viviparous; they are mammals that give birth to live young that have matured within the mother's body.

Note that an elephant can even take down 7 attacking lions in a large pride by charging and crushing them to death. One lion cannot kill an elephant due to the elephant's thick skin, muscles, and size. At least 10 lions are good enough to kill an elephant.

No. An elephant has thick hide and would trample the lion to death.

Tigers have fur.
The hair grow on the fur
Fur is skin plus hair. Well tigers actually have fur
I believe that tigers have fur rather than hair

Yes. It is now thought that all cats, even "big" cats such as the tiger, that can roar, can purr. Big cats, with their specially-designed throats, can only make a purring sound when exhaling (called "chuffing"), and not in a constant stream like other cats.

All living things should maintain homeostasis. Including lions. When it is hot outside, since lions don't sweat, they pant to keep themselves cool. Homeostasis is one of the characteristics of life. Without it, the thing (whatever it may be) is not living.

Tigers are hunted because: They are dangerous to humans They are dangerous to domesticated animals They are prized as trophies, and for medicinal and religious uses Though many people are concerned about the fate of species of animals and plants, the idea of conservation and the big picture of life on earth as a whole is fairly new. If you are the one who is afraid of being eaten, or if you will endure hardship if your cattle are killed you might be less concerned with the beauty of the species.

Probably the biggest threat however is based on greed. Killing to protect yourself will not decimate a population as long as there are sanctuary areas, or places where humans and animals do not often cross paths. However, the rarer something is, the more valuable it is as a commodity. If someone is willing to pay, another is willing to do whatever it takes to get the money.

Build new habitats.

There are reports of a blue tiger, also called the Maltese tiger, but there is no photographic evidence, only a few verbal accounts. There are no known reports of a purple tiger.

Brown bear, obviously, since they have been known to lift very heavy rocks that would take an excavator to move in order to get at the grubs underneath.