September 20, 2023. Live in a fixed place and play with the zodiac.
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1 morphological characteristics
The tiger is majestic, strong and tall, and its coat color is beautiful. It turns from yellow to red from north to south with dark stripes. The head is round, the kiss is wide, the eyes are big, and the mouth has white beard and black beard, which is about 15 cm long. The neck is thick and short, almost as wide as the shoulder, and the shoulders, chest, abdomen and buttocks are narrow, showing a flat side, strong limbs, and extremely sharp canine teeth and claws.
The mouth has a long and hard beard, the whole body color is orange yellow, the ventral surface and inner limbs are white, there are two lines of black longitudinal stripes on the back, there are about 10 black rings on the tail, and there is a white area above the eyes, so it is called "white-fronted tiger". The black stripes on the forehead are very similar to the word "Wang" in Chinese characters, which is even more daunting, so it is called "king of the mountains"
2. Human settlements
Tigers are typical mountain forest animals, which can survive well from tropical rain forests and evergreen broad-leaved forests in the south to deciduous broad-leaved forests and mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests in the north. In the northeast of China, it often appears in mountainous areas, such as ridges, undergrowth bushes, rock or gravel ponds, etc. In order to hunt.
3. Living habits
Tigers often act alone, and only in the breeding season do males and females live together. Every tiger has its own territory. When male and female tigers patrol the territory, they will raise their tails and spray secretions and urine with strong smell on tree trunks or bushes to define their sphere of influence. Sometimes, sharp claws are used to scratch marks on tree trunks or roll on the ground, leaving tiger hair to define their sphere of influence.
Although tigers live alone and have their own territory, male tigers may often stay with their spouses and children. Adult tigers, especially brothers and sisters, are likely to cooperate with each other for a period of time (whether it is long-term cooperation or not) and share the harvest. There may be more than one female tiger in the territory of a male tiger, but the territories between female tigers may not overlap.
The male tiger strictly defends his territory. If the territory is too large, it is inevitable that some people will want to take advantage. In the face of invaders, male tigers usually pursue a killing policy, which can also reduce their future competitors. Women who belong to tigers are generally not so boring. Even if their neighbor dies, they may not necessarily explore this territory.