Tigers

Tigers make lots of sounds. They growl, snarl, roar, whoof, miaow, chuff, and they also do something called pooking. This is a loud, clear, flat call, which some people think is the tiger's attempt to mimic a type of deer that is often the tiger's prey. They think the tiger makes this sound to try to fool the deer into thinking that one of its own is close by, when really, it's a tiger in disguise.

Project Tiger was launched by the Indian Government in 1973-74. The aim of the project was to control as well as supplement the dwindling population of the Royal Bengal tigers in the country. Under the Project Tiger of India, specially constituted tiger reserves are being set up, which are sought to be replicas of the various bio-geographical regions of the country. The core areas of the reserves are made free of any human settlement, while the buffer areas are dedicated to 'conservation oriented' land use. In the beginning of the 1970s, once tiger hunting had officially been banned in India, a tiger count was done across the entire country. This lead to the astonishing discovery that only 1800 specimens of this magnificent animal were left. This jolted the concerned authorities and some serious thought went into devising plans to save the tiger. The result was the launch of "Project Tiger" in 1972 at the Dhikala Forest Rest House in Corbett National Park. The main idea behind the project was to provide safe havens for tigers where they could flourish as a species and hopefully reverse the startling decline in their population. Project Tiger was a pet project of Indira Gandhi, the then Prime Minister of India. The main achievements of this project are excellent recovery of the habitat and consequent increase in the tiger population in the reserve areas, from a mere 268 in 9 reserves in 1972 to above one thousand in 28 reserves in 2006. Tigers, being at the apex of the food chain, can be considered as the indicator of the integrity of the ecosystem. Thus, 'Project Tiger' is basically the conservation of the entire ecosystem and apart from tigers, all other wild animals' population have also increased in the project areas. Project Tiger was launched by the Indian Government in 1973-74. The aim of the project was to control as well as supplement the dwindling population of the Royal Bengal tigers in the country. Under the Project Tiger of India, specially constituted tiger reserves are being set up, which are sought to be replicas of the various bio-geographical regions of the country. The core areas of the reserves are made free of any human settlement, while the buffer areas are dedicated to 'conservation oriented' land use. In the beginning of the 1970s, once tiger hunting had officially been banned in India, a tiger count was done across the entire country. This lead to the astonishing discovery that only 1800 specimens of this magnificent animal were left. This jolted the concerned authorities and some serious thought went into devising plans to save the tiger. The result was the launch of "Project Tiger" in 1972 at the Dhikala Forest Rest House in Corbett National Park. The main idea behind the project was to provide safe havens for tigers where they could flourish as a species and hopefully reverse the startling decline in their population. Project Tiger was a pet project of Indira Gandhi, the then Prime Minister of India. The main achievements of this project are excellent recovery of the habitat and consequent increase in the tiger population in the reserve areas, from a mere 268 in 9 reserves in 1972 to above one thousand in 28 reserves in 2006. Tigers, being at the apex of the food chain, can be considered as the indicator of the integrity of the ecosystem. Thus, 'Project Tiger' is basically the conservation of the entire ecosystem and apart from tigers, all other wild animals' population have also increased in the project areas.

There are four main types of bones: long, short, flat, and irregular. Long bones have greater length than width and consists of a shaft and a variable number of ends. They are usually somewhat curved for strength. Long bones include those in the thigh (femur), leg (tibia and fibula), arm (humerus), forearm (ulna and radius), and fingers and toes (phalanges). Short bones are somewhat cube-shaped and nearly equal in length and width. Examples of short bones include most ankle and wrist bones. Flat bones are generally thin, afford considerable protection and provide extensive surfaces for muscle attachment. Bones classified as flat bones include the cranial bones, which protect the brain; the sternum (breastbone) and ribs, which protect organs in the thorax; and the scapulae (shoulder blades). Irregular bones have complex shapes and cannot be grouped into any of the previous categories. such bones include the vertebrae of the backbone and some facial bones.

Generally they sleep at night

I believe about 20,000 are killed every year

You will find that tigers are feared they have been known to attack when provoked and if you return to the town with a tigers body you are known as a hero. Sad really they are beautiful animals. Also they are hunted for their skin and for medical use.

For one thing, don`t buy tiger products like tiger fur or teeth because people kill tigers to sell these products. Also, help protect the environment, because if we don`t stop hurting the environment, you people are very stuipd go loook for it somewhere else the only tigers left in the world would be in captivity. By not cutting trees of the stupid cutting trees we should stop them. Go to tiger saving sites and donate money so they can make new captivitiy sites for them to live in and so they can breed them. Also for taking in injured tigers to rehibilatate them so they can release them back into the wild. You could adopt a tiger using the charity websites etc. I hope this answer has helped you.

Yes, and the are called ligers. They are much bigger than their parents because of hybrid vigor. Usually only the females are fertile so it's not possible to mate them together, only back to a lion or tiger

Well tiger are actually big panthers which group evolved in India.Both are fierce carnivores, have long teeth and sharp retractable claws.Both stalk their prey in the night. There are black panthers and tigers.Both are endangered specie and drag their prey into a safe place like tree of a cave.They jump high and far.They are both found in rainforests and sometimes tigers in grasslands while moving from one forest to another.They both are good swimmers, and live in Asia.They are very muscular cats with powerful bite force. Both jaws are wide and short.

Abiotic directly affect biotic factors through certain processes like temperature which is abiotic that helps plants produce food which is biotic. Also, the weather of a place which is abiotic greatly affects biotic things that are living in the same area.

There will be a drastic imbalance of herbivorous animals, to the point that the plant life will not be able to support such large numbers of animals. These prey animals will also become more complacent, and will even start to compete with humans for plant resources, coming onto farms and raiding crops.

Pretty much what will happen to the forests and animals if the tiger disappeared will be the same thing that happened when wolves were exterminated from Yellowstone National Park many years ago before a number of wolves from Canada were moved to Yellowstone to help start to control the elk and bison populations.

They are called "Ligers" they haven't been assigned a scientific name yet since they are made from unnatural cross-breeding. the can only be seen out of captivity in the Western grasslands in Asia.

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Examples for diploblastic animals are the following:

The members of phylum:

cnidarians and phylum ctenophore are diploblastic

Cnidarians include hydra, jellyfishes, corals, sea pen, sea fan, sea anemones, obelia, physalia, etc.

Cheetahs and pumas are both large predators that are big cats and they both use stealth to sneak up on their prey. This is where the similarities end though. The cheetah lives in the African Savannah and has a smaller, slimmer build that is built for speed. It has a yellow-gold coloring covered in rosettes (spots). After stalking its prey it uses a burst of speed to bring it down and often take the kill up a tree to keep other predators from getting it. The puma or cougar is common in the United States is a little larger. It's coloring can be anywhere from a golden color to black. It uses a surprise attack that often the prey doesn't see until its too late to run. Though they do not usually take a kill up a tree they will bury it in leaves to hide it so they can come back to it later.

Tigers can live in either hot or cold weather, depending on what type of tiger you are talking about. For example, the Bengal tiger lives in India, which has a hot climate, whereas the Siberian tiger lives in Siberia, which has a very cold climate. Tigers as a whole species have an extremely broad range of habitats.

Tiger in Hindi or urdu is called "Shere"

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The dental formula for rabbits is: I2/1; C0/0; P3/2; M3/3

The numbers are for one half of the jaw, with the first number being the top jaw (maxilla) and the other being the bottom jaw (mandible).

That means:

4 incisors on top, 2 on the bottom

No canines.

6 premolars on top, 4 on the bottom

6 molars on top; 6 on the bottom

That adds up to 28.

The reason why piranhas are going extinct is because they are carnivores. They eat meat and other iron filled speciments. The water they live in only have fish and other fish like creatures. The piranhas do not eat these fish because they are not the right type of nutrient filled meat. Thus this is why piranhas are going extinct.

normally they are a lovly green or amber colour sometimes it can be a bit of both

Most firearms can kill, especially with a well-placed round.

The 10mm is a powerful round and would likely kill a tiger with a few shots, possibly one really good shot. However, oftentimes death is not immediate. So if a tiger were attacking a person who shot it with a 10mm, the tiger could continue its attack even though the wound will eventually kill the tiger.

A fatal shot to the chest, abdomen or leg (severing an artery) would cause the tiger to exsanguinate (bleed out). This could take several minutes, or longer, during which time, Mr. Tiger could be munching you for his last dinner.

A shot to the head, that penetrated the skull would likely incapacitate the tiger until it bled out.

Short answer, yeah..., sure.

Yes. tigers can grow up to 3.3 metres long and can weigh up to 500 pounds, depending on the breed. However, the largest breed of donkey stand at 1.6 metres and wighs up to 430 pounds.

Large male Bengal and Amur tigers can sometimes weigh more than 600 pounds. Large domestic donkeys can top 700 pounds.

practically every animal has nostrils. we mammals use it to breath. For sea critters it's either a hole on their back or gills. There's not much to question.