How do tigers adapt?
How do tigers live?
Tigers take care of their babies by cleaning them keeping them warm and nursing them
How do the take care of babies?
Tigers take care of their babies by cleaning them keeping them warm and nursing them.
Is the tiger a herbivore, carnivore or an omnivore?
The tiger is a carnivorous animal means it only eats meat.
How do tigers protect themselves?
Tigers protect themselves through a combination of physical strength,camouflage and communication.
Where do tigers make their houses?
Tigers make their homes around thick bushes, caves, and where there is tall grass is in.
What are the traits of tigers?
Traits of tigers include braveness , competitiveness, and confidence.
When the tiger dies, what happens to the body?
When the tiger dies, its body is eaten by scavengers like eagles, hyenes, and especially vultures.
Yes, tigers have a risk of being endangered.
How do tigers make their homes?
Tigers mark a large space of land that serves as their territory. Then, they mark their territory by scratching trees or by making claw marks on the ground.
What is the tiger’s prey?
Tiger’s prey include mostly deer, wild pigs, monkeys and some species of fish if they live in Siberia.
What hunts tigers?
Mostly, humans hunt tigers for pelts, but occasionally bears, crocodiles and elephants do hunt young and old tigers.
Are tigers common to find in the wild?
No, the tiger is almost extinct in the wild.