How many cubs can tigers have in one litter?

Answer 1

Any time you try to answer a question like this, you have the averages to deal with, in this case that is two to three cubs are born in a litter. But there are also the larger tigers and unusual circumstances, those range between one and six cubs. Many times when a tigress has an extra large litter, one or more will die soon after birth. This is not a hard and fast rule, but it is in part due to the nature of the tiger itself. The cubs form a pecking order early on, and if there are too many for the mother to feed properly, due to factors she has no control over, she may well lose one or more early on in the development stage.

Usually white tigers have three to four cubs. Sometimes the mothers get lucky with up to seven cubs, but not all of them will survive.

1-2 sometimes 3 or 4. Generaly depends if the tiger had a litter before, the more times it has a litter, theres a chance that it will have more babies.

Tigers usually have two to four cubs weighing around 2 pounds (1 kg) each.

They typically give birth to 2-5 young in the average heathy litter.

The average tiger has 2-3 cubs

3 to 4
2 to 3
The average litter size of Panthera Tigris is 2 to 3 young

Answer 2

tigers usually give birth to 1 baby every time

Answer 3

Normally female tigers give birth to three or four cubs at a time.

Answer 4

Tigers typically have a litter size of 2-4 cubs, but it can range from 1-6 cubs.

Answer 5

3 to 4 3 to 4

Answer 6

I think it's 3-4 cubs each year.

Answer 7

Normally two to four cubs.

Answer 8

6