Which part of its is body is used by tiger for cleaning?
Tail
Nose
Tongue
Toes
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Which part of its is body is used by tiger for cleaning?
Tail
Nose
Tongue
Toes
Which of the following statement is true about Tiger
They are the only wild cats that swim
They are the only wild cats with stripes and no spots
They are the smallest of the big cats
All of the above
What is the normal gestation period for tiger?
80 days
100 days
120 days
140 days
How many claws do tigers forefeet have?
Three
Five
Six
Eight
Why do Tigers leave scratch marks on the tree?
to mark their territory
to strengthen their leg muscle
to attract prey
all of the above
What is the shape of tigers pupils?
Square
Circular
Rectangular
Triangle
Which is the family of tiger?
Felidae
Chicldae
Canidae
Mustelidae
Which whiskers of tiger are longest?
Mystacial
Supercilary
Genal
Mythical
Which is the genus of tiger?
Acinonyx
Canis
Neofelis
Panthera
Which Tiger subspecies is the biggest
Siberian
Bengal
Indochinese
Sumatran
Which sense of tiger is most highly developed?
Taste
Smell
Sight
Hearing
Eyes of White Tigers are of which color?
Yellow
Blue
Brown
Black
How many teeth are in tigers jaw?
14
20
30
40
Unlike mammals, reptile teeth are usually ......................
the same shape and size throughout their mouth.
all different sizes throughout their mouth.
missing
sharp
In a very hot climate, reptiles may ...................... during the hottest time.
migrate south
go into topor
go into estivation
grow fur
In the winter months, in colder climates, reptiles will:
migrate south
go into topor
go into estivation
grow fur
How do reptiles warm themselves up?
run around until they are warm.
lie still in the sun.
put on a sweater.
all of the above.
Unlike mammals, reptiles can ................. very soon after hatching.
eat on their own
fly on their own
lay eggs
grow fur
Reptiles are:
warm blooded.
cold blooded.
hot blooded.
all of the above.
Reptiles lay their eggs:
in the water.
in the mud underwater.
on land.
in a tree.