How do tigers eat food?

The first is fierce pursuit, which is the most commonly used way for tigers to hunt. When it is close enough to its prey, it will make a "tiger leap", kill the prey and eat it slowly.

The second is to pounce. Once you find the prey, you should squat down and crawl in the grass as much as possible. When you are only a few meters away from the prey, you suddenly pounce and kill the prey with your teeth and sharp front paws.

The third is tracking, where tigers crawl to find prey according to their smells, and then pounce on them and catch them. Sneak attack and excellent explosive power are the hunting methods used by tigers in the wild.

Tigers can run very fast in a short distance, up to 80KM hours, but this speed can't be maintained for a long time. Therefore, the success rate of tigers in the wild is very low, generally only one fifth to one seventh. In other words, it takes 15 ~ 20 times to succeed three times.