What is the natural habitat of a tiger?

Answer 1

Tigers use scent markings, claw, and scratch marks to denote and claim their territory, which is usually not disputed. They will walk miles to mark and remark their borders to warn and alert other tigers of their presence. But, they will fight over breeding rights, it's just extremely rare to fight over territory. The male intentionally claims an area that overlaps several different female's territory, thus when they are in season, he has a better chance of mating with at least one female. The fights for the female can be brutal, going on for hours, but ending in a break between the fighters and the loser leaving to find a mate elsewhere. But, just a territory fight is extremely rare.

Answer 2

Tigers are found in a variety of habitats including tropical and subtropical forests, mangrove swamps, grasslands, and savannas. They prefer areas with dense vegetation and access to water sources. Tigers are typically found in countries across Asia such as India, Nepal, and Indonesia.

Answer 3

tigers habitat is sometimes india and Africa

Answer 4

The habitat of a tiger is upper China and India, basically almost all of Asia. =)

Answer 5

tigers territories are huge,sometimes over a hundred square miles.tigresses territories are about half that of the male.

Answer 6

Jungle and grasslands.