Tigers do not hibernate or migrate.
They do not hibernate, and do not migrate, except for some Bengal tigers that follow herds of wild Goats and Sheep in the foothills of the Himalayas. Ascending to 14000 feet in the summer, and returning to the valleys in summer.
Ligers do not migrate or hibernate. They are a hybrid species resulting from the crossbreeding of lions and tigers, and their behavior is more dependent on the traits inherited from their parents rather than migratory or hibernation patterns.
No, lions do not migrate nor do they hibernate.
Tigers do not hibernate during winter. In cold climates, they may grow thicker fur to keep warm and seek shelter in dense vegetation or caves. They will continue to roam their territory in search of food even during the winter months.
Tigers do not hibernate or migrate.
Migrate-no. not if ample food.
No, they have a limited habitat.
no there is so much athere animals that dont migrate
Yes, Reindeer do migrate every year. see related link for some interesting facts about their migration.
You people are morans you dont even know that ligers migrate there just like tigers and lions ask do lions migrate and find out then
They do not hibernate, and do not migrate, except for some Bengal tigers that follow herds of wild Goats and Sheep in the foothills of the Himalayas. Ascending to 14000 feet in the summer, and returning to the valleys in summer.
no. Bengal tigers live in the rain forest or the desert. it is hot mostly year long in both of these places with little to no snow. This leads to no reason for the tiger to hibernate, which is why it doesn't.
once in north America they migrate at south America
No saber tooth tigers are extinct they lived in the ice age.
Tigers don't generally migrate like birds do. They establish territories (both males and females establish territories although a male's territory may encompass the territories of several females) and travel within those territories.
Tigers do not migrate, but patrol their territories, which may be 200 square miles in size.