Why do tigers like water?

Answer 1

The tiger is a fairly recent immigrant to southeast Asia and south China, having came down from the northern Asian regions a few thousand years ago. As the northern most tiger, the Siberian, flourishes in cold and snow, the Bengal and other subspecies also demand a way to keep cool. Tigers footpads, for example, burn on heated rock, whereas those of the leopard do not. Tigers simply have not become completely acclimated to the warm climates where five of the six subspecies live. Therefore, in order to live, tigers have adapted to a love of water, spending much time there. They are great swimmers, one tiger swam a half mile to a ship docked at sea!

Answer 2

Tigers are excellent swimmers and are often found near water sources, which they use for hunting and cooling off in hot climates. They enjoy playing and relaxing in water, making it an essential part of their habitat.

Answer 3

Of course yes. No living animal can hate water and live to say it.

Answer 4

if you could tell me i would know you dummies

Answer 5

EVERYONE LIVES NEAR WIND AND U NEED WATER TO SURVIVE SO OBVIOUSLY YES!!!!!

Answer 6

Lions need water too, and so does the animals that the lions hunt. By staying close to water they have access to both food and drink.

Answer 7

they get from rivers and lakes