A Tiger Reply to a Reader.

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Dear Liu:

First of all, thank you for sharing your knowledge on tigers, it's really a great help. Here's something a little extra fun facts on them and hopefully you'll learn more about those big cats.

All feline family, including tigers, do tend to have this tendency on at least try to catch a stick with feathers, as you have mentioned in your comment, since to them, those sticks are like prey. By waving the feathered sticks in front of the tigers triggers their hunting instinct, that's why they wave their paws and try to get them down.

While feeling threatened, also like you have mentioned, and as well as hunting, all felines stay as low as they can to their stomach for camouflage and of course, reducing the chance of being seen. That's why they are excellent stealth hunters.

Well, I hope you have a great time enjoying this blog and hope you'll visit again.
Tammy