Tigers: Facts and Behaviors of the Great Cat

The video provides an in-depth look at tigers, the largest of the great cats, known for their distinctive orange and black striped fur. It covers their physical characteristics, habitats, and behaviors, including their solitary nature and hunting techniques. Tigers are apex predators with no natural enemies, and they establish territories marked by scent. The video also explores their social interactions, vocalizations, and mating habits. It details the reproductive cycle, from mating to raising cubs, highlighting the challenges cubs face in their early years. Tigers can live up to 25 years in the wild.

What is the significance of scent markings for tigers?

How do tigers communicate with each other?

What challenges do tiger cubs face in their early life?