11 Interesting Facts About Charming Tigers

11 Interesting Facts About Charming Tigers

1. Tigers have better short-term memory than humans

Tigers are among the most memorable of all animals, including humans. Tigers have more powerful brain synapses, and tigers' short-term memory lasts about 30 seconds longer than humans.

2. The tiger has excellent imitation skills.

In some areas, the habitats of tigers and bears overlap, preying on bears. Tigers are known to mimic the sound of their favorite prey to lure bears.

3. The tiger's hind paws are so strong that they can stand even after death.

Frightening but very impressive! It is said that the tiger's hind legs are so powerful that they can stand after death.

4. Tiger stripes are completely different from each other.

No tiger has the same stripes. Like human fingerprints, tiger stripes are completely different. However, the pattern that most tigers have in common is the'king' on the forehead.

5. Tigers have good manners

Lions often fight the same race until their death, but tigers are known to hunt together if other tigers intervene during the hunt. The male tiger also waits for the female and the cub to eat all the dinner first.

6. Tigers can only rattle when they exhale

Like other cousins ​​of felines, tigers can rattle. But unlike a house cat, a tiger cannot breathe when breathing in, but only when exhaling.

7. Tiger urine smells like butter popcorn.

Tigers are exciting even for the little dirty parts!

8. The chances of dying are reduced if the eye meets the tiger

Tigers enjoy ambush when hunting. Look into the tiger's eyes and show that you know the tiger is there. Tigers like to hide and hunt, reducing the likelihood of attacking you. Of course, you don't want to try it yourself!

9. Tiger roar can paralyze you

The tiger's roar is incredibly frightening, and the sound is so loud that it can be heard from 3,200 meters away. Tigers have another secret weapon: they growl at very low frequencies that are so low and deep that humans cannot hear them. We can feel it, although we can't hear it. The loud roaring of the ears and the inaudible growl are powerful combinations that cause temporary paralysis in humans.

10. Tigers have brighter eyes than any animal

The tiger's eye looks backlit because of a membrane that reflects light coming through the retina. Thanks to that, the tiger has the brightest (and most beautiful in my personal opinion) eyes in nature.

The last eleventh is a sad story.

 This charming tiger is in serious danger. The forest, their habitat, is being destroyed for the benefit of palm oil companies.

 Palm oil companies and large global corporations have been tracking and uncovering the destruction of tropical rainforests, and have called on the destruction of forests with citizens around the world. As a result, giant companies have announced a new ban on forest destruction that protects forests and tigers one by one.