TIGERS AND THEIR PREY

Because it is very wildly famous, the tiger (Felistigris) has been nicknamed "the king of the jungle". Tigers are considered beasts of flesh or carnivores. Animals that are often prey to fill their stomachs are animals such as deer (Cervus spp), wild boar (Sus scrofa), water deer (Hydropotes inermis), gazele (Gazella gazella) and various other animals.
Tiger tiger teeth are growing. Tigers always hunt and pounce on a deer suddenly. After the deer lay on the ground, the tiger first strangled the deer's neck with his powerful cutting teeth to break. Then he dragged his prey into a quiet place where he used his pointed fangs to tear down the deer's meat and make it a delicious meal.
Indeed, for a tiger, hunting deer of the various types is very easy. Sometimes it is still able to compete with the tiger's strength is the only wild boar, let alone the males. A 150-kilogram wild boar is sometimes less afraid of a tiger.
Once upon a time, a wild tigress wrestled with a male boar. The tiger did not bite the skin of a very thick boar and overgrown it. In addition, the boar moss grows two tapered canines that curved upward so that the tiger had difficulty in poaching. After a fierce fight for some time, finally the wild boar died after being clawed and bitten repeatedly by the tiger. However, eventually the tiger also died lying on the ground before leaving the place. The forearm of the wild boar apparently has torn the belly of the tiger's stomach so that the bowels and hearts go out.