Get to know how tigers hunt

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Tigers are very efficient predators and have well-coordinated hunting strategies to catch their prey. How tigers hunt can be divided into several stages involving observation, approach, and attack.

First, tigers use their keen sense of smell, hearing and vision to detect the presence of potential prey. They often lurk from bushes or groves of trees to observe the whereabouts of their prey. Tigers often hunt at night or at dusk due to their better vision in the dark.

When tigers have identified potential prey, they begin to creep closer to the prey carefully. Their movements are highly coordinated and filled with caution to ensure they are not detected by their prey. They use vegetation cover or ground relief to hide their movements.

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When tigers are within striking distance, they take a position to approach their prey carefully. This position is often taken from behind or to the side of the prey to maximize surprise and effectiveness of their attack. Tigers paralyze prey with fast, powerful attacks using their strong claws and sharp canine teeth.

After immobilizing prey, tigers usually pull their prey to a quieter location to consume it. They often take their prey into more hidden bushes or wilderness to avoid disturbance from other predators or humans.

In addition to solitary hunting techniques, there is also evidence that tigers can hunt in groups in certain situations, especially in areas where prey are large or difficult to catch. Tiger groups can consist of a mother female with her older cubs or even several adult tigers working together.

Overall, the way tigers hunt is a remarkable example of a well-developed adaptation to their environment. With a combination of powerful senses, speed, strength and incredible coordination, tigers are one of the most efficient and effective predators in the wild animal kingdom.

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