Tiger Walking

As the tiger walks, it moves with grace and agility, its powerful muscles rippling beneath its fur. Its padded paws make almost no sound as it steps over fallen logs and through underbrush, making it an effective predator. The tiger's keen senses, including its sharp hearing and sense of smell, allow it to detect prey from a great distance and hunt effectively in the dense jungle.

In the jungle, tigers primarily hunt deer, wild boar, and other large prey animals. They are solitary hunters, preferring to stalk and ambush their prey rather than chase it. After making a successful kill, the tiger will often drag its prey into a secluded area to avoid competition from other predators.