On occasion, yes
yes, they are carnivores, so they eat meat (other animals)
The male will eat their own tiger cubs if they are very hungry and can't find food for themself.
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.
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.
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.
No, but when the pride's male leader is challenged and beaten by a newcomer they usually kill the other make's cubs.
<Male Black Bears eat their cubs for a reason. When looking for food themselves, having left the mother/cubs they can stumble upon the mother's/cubs' territory. Since he is hungry, he ends up eating his cubs.
the Bengal tiger is at the top of the food chain, but still other tigers will eat the grown up. the cubs are eaten by all of the carnivores.
baby animals that all tigers eat.
Well an adult male will eat a baby tiger cub but that is it. No other type of tigers will eat their own kind unless it is a baby.
Tigers. A big male can eat 80 pounds of meat at a sitting. Corbett saw a big male eat a buffalo in five days!
On occasion, maybe.