What animals do tigers eat? To name it all

Tigers are carnivores that hunt a wide variety of animals for food, generally from dawn to sunset, mainly feeding on large mammals such as pigs, deer, antelope, buffalo and Indian bison. Tigers can hunt prey larger than their own body size, and a tiger weighing about 100 to 250 kilograms can hunt an Indian bison weighing up to 900 kilograms. Tigers in the wild can eat up to 40 kilograms of meat at a time, and when they are not harassed, they usually return to the hunting site within three to six days after capturing their prey to enjoy the rest of the food until there is little food left.

Tigers eat largeMammals, including a variety of wild deer, wild sheep,Bison, wild boar,Red deer, sambar deer, roe deer, musk deer, muntjac and other ungulates, and occasionally prey on wild fowl.

The tiger is a highly evolved predator and the largest cat in nature.

It's the food chain.

An indispensable part of the process. Tigers eat a huge amount of food, can eat 50 catties of meat at a meal (you can go without eating for a few days after a full meal), and the food includes herbivores such as bison and deer on land, as well as carnivores such as leopards and wolves.

It also includes monkeys in the trees, birds in the air, and fish in the water.

Whether it's a Bengal tiger.

Siberian tigers are still other tigers, and it seems that as long as it is meat, there is almost nothing that tigers do not like to eat, and when humans invade the territory of tigers, they will even eat people.

Predatory characteristics of tigers

The tiger's most sophisticated attack** is its thick teeth and retractable claws. It hunts with exceptional ferocity, swiftness and decisiveness, with the principle of using the least amount of energy to get the maximum possible harvest. But when hunting beasts, if you are not sure enough, you will never do it.

When the tiger encounters its prey, it will lie low, look for cover, slowly dive, and when the prey is within attack distance, it will suddenly jump out and attack the back, which is to avoid being injured by the prey's resistance.

The tiger will first grab its prey through the back with its claws and drag it to the ground, then suffocate it with its sharp canine teeth until the prey dies. This type of attack is also the most typical attack method of felines. The tiger's special attack is to bite off the spine of the opponent, which is more common in the family of big cats.

Tigers eat sika deer, wolves, bears, antelopes and wild boars.

1. Sika deer

Tigers are apex predators, and in order to survive in the wild, they must have a large herbivore population within their habitat, and sika deer is one of their main foods**.

2. Wolves

Animals like wolves in packs would be very combative. But a lone wolf is just food for a tiger.

3. Bears

Tigers also prey on some bears, which are smaller because bears have more meat and fewer natural predators. Of course, tigers are more skilled at predation.

4. Antelope

Tigers hunt a wide variety of animals for food, and are generally used to hunt from dawn to sunset, feeding on the large mammal antelope.

5. Wild boar

Wild boar should be the best food for tigers, after all, pork is easy to blow, including humans like to eat. Wild boars are also a favorite of tigers.