The skull of the tiger is stout and rounded in shape which provides more support for their powerful jaws. The social relationships are one of the core functions of living beings, which is manifested mainly among mammals. Based on this, Tigers need to communicate with each other to provide and receive information that allows them to perform some functions and increase their chances of survival. NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION While lions have tigers beaten in the size department, tigers seem more predisposed to fighting and squaring off with a competitor or predator. Tigers can mate with lions and other cats in captivity to produce hybrids. Through genetics, male lions normally try to make their offspring as large as possible, but are counteracted by female lions, who make offspring smaller. Tigers have no such controls, so a male lion and a female tiger produce enormous offspring, ligers, whereas a female lion and a male tiger produce the much smaller tiglon.

Your cat is 95% tiger • Domestic cats share about 95.6% of their DNA with tigers, from which they diverged on the evolutionary tree approximately 10.8 million years ago. [4] Lions typically live and hunt in groups known as a pride. Females do most of the hunting and prides typically contain just one adult male. These prides may sustain as many as 30 individual lions. Young males may travel and hunt in small groups of three to five individuals before founding their own prides. The bones in each of the tiger's feet are tightly connected by ligaments enabling them to buffer the impact of landing from running, pouncing and leaping. Tigers are the only large cat species to have distinctive striping located on both the hair and skin of the tiger.

The South China tiger (Panthera tigris amoyensis) are native to South Central China. Males weigh about 150 kg (330 lbs.) and are about 2.5 m (8 ft) in length. Females weigh are smaller, weighing about 110 kg (240 lbs.) and are about 2.3 m (7.5 ft) in length. Gram-positive bacteria are destroyed by peroxidase and lysozyme while the rest are sensitive to cystatins, defensins, and lactoferrin, all of which are compounds found in the tiger’s saliva.

A tiger's tail is about one meter in length (3 ft) and may play a part in their visual communication (see communication- vision section). A Siberian tiger has almost 20,000 hairs per square inch, or about 3,000 hairs in a single sq. cm of skin. [3] Bears make up a part of the diet of many tigers, due to overlapping habitats. Sometimes tigers will imitate the sound of a bear’s prey to lure unsuspecting bears towards them. Adult male Sumatran tigers (Panthera tigris sumatrae) may weigh up to 120 kg (265 lbs.) and measure about 2.4 m (8 ft) in length. Females are slightly smaller, weighing about 90 kg (198 lbs.) and measure about 2.2 m (7 ft) in length. Tigers retract their claws, which makes them silent hunters • A tiger's claws can grow up to 4.7 inches (12 cm) long. [3]And what antiseptic solution might that be? – You guessed it, it’s the saliva. The tiger’s saliva has more than a handful of healing properties. We have lost 97% of the wild tiger population in the last century, and numbers continue to get lower.