Newborn tigers weigh only a few pounds. They are blind at birth, but not completely helpless. They can still be nursed because they can still smell their mother. The tiger cub stays in a burrow made by its mother for eight weeks after birth.
How long have female tigers been with turnips?
A wild tiger cub stays with her mother until she is two years old. Wild female tigers usually only give birth to a litter every two to three years.
Are male tigers with their offspring?
After mating, male tigers tend to raise their own cubs, leaving females behind, but protect them while they are in his territory. Large males often have several females on their territory. In rare cases, prey is killed to feed the family.
Do tigers eat turnips?
Yes, tigers eat children. There are several reasons to do that. The main reason a tiger eats a baby is if the tiger behaves strangely or simply has some disability. In that case, the stupid woman loses her parent's instinct and eats her offspring.
Why do tigers leave their mothers?
They stay close to their mother until the age of 18-36 months to learn hunting. This is a basic education that begins at the age of 5-6 months. The male first leaves the mother, and the sibling group ensures that the tiger separates as soon as it is able to mate again. 2015
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