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Do male tigers eat other cubs?
On occasion, yes
Do tigers eat their own tiger cubs?
Unfortunately, in some cases, male tigers have been known to kill and eat tiger cubs, especially if they are not the fathers of the cubs. This behavior is a way for the male to assert dominance and eliminate potential competition for resources.
Do tigers eat?
yes, they are carnivores, so they eat meat (other animals)
Why do male tigers leave the female to take care of cubs herself?
male tigers leave the female to take care of cubs because the male cubs are hunting for food so that it can feed its family
Do tigers eat there cubs?
Tiger cubs eat Gazelle, Deer and other animals that their parents hunt for them. When they get old enough they must learn to hunt for themselves, they could still eat fish or steal from man kind.
Do male tigers kill the female tigers cubs?
yes they do
Do Siberian Tigers travel by themselves?
The male Siberian tigers usually travel by themselves while the female tigers travel with their cubs.
Why do the mother tigers keep her cubs away from their father?
Usually male tigers never see their cubs, they will mate with the female then move on. But if a mother tiger encounters another tiger (it could be male OR female), she will protect her cubs in fear of them being killed or eaten.
Do adult tigers and young tigers have specific names?
The male adult is a Tiger, the female is a Tigeress and the young are cubs.
What is the first food tiger cubs eat?
baby animals that all tigers eat.
Why tigers don't live in a group?
Because the male's will fight over the female's whilst their in heat and male tigers could kill female tiger cubs
Can tigers eat other tigers?
Yes. If two males were to fight over territory, and on the rare occasion that a tiger was killed, other tigers don't normally eat the remains. But a male tiger will kill, and sometimes even eat very young cubs, if he is not the father, and the mother can't stop him. When the mother doesn't have any cubs to tend, her body will adjust and begin another breeding cycle much faster, giving the male the chance to breed with her, advancing his genetic line. For more details, see the sites listed below.
