How to describe the appearance of a tiger?

Tiger's teeth are very sharp, and the word "Wang" is written on its head. When it walks up and down, it swaggers, so mighty!

It has many small stripes, as if wearing a flowered skirt.

However, when the tiger gets angry, it is in trouble! Its claws are sharp as knives, and the sound from its mouth makes people tremble!

Their beards are also very sharp! When they yawn, their beards quiver, giving people an illusion of meekness.

Their tails are long and thick, just like the tiger's own strength and speed.

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Morphological characteristics of tigers

The tiger's head is big and round, its body is strong and powerful, its whole body is orange and yellow, and it is covered with black stripes. The yellow part is thick, the lips, jaws, abdomen and inner limbs are white, and the forehead has markings similar to the word "Wang". The ear is black and there is a white spot behind it. Body length 1.6 ~ 2.9 m, tail length 1 m and weight 180 ~ 200 kg. Just like human fingerprints, no two tigers have the same stripes.

Ecological characteristics of tigers

Tigers mainly live in forests and bushes, and their fur stripes are very suitable for their ecological environment: they have stripes on their bodies.

It is the best hidden color in the forest, and the white on the ears is a sign that the young tiger follows the mother tiger in the jungle at night. As the saying goes, "One mountain can't accommodate two tigers". Adult tigers usually live alone, but only during mating and breastfeeding do males live with females, females and cubs. Tigers like water, can swim and have a wide range of activities.

The position of the tiger in the ecosystem

As we all know, every animal occupies a unique position in the ecosystem and plays an irreplaceable role. Whether the ecosystem is balanced or not depends on the stability of the biological community that constitutes the ecosystem; The stability of biological community depends on the stability of food chain. In the ecosystem pyramid where tigers exist, carnivorous tigers, as the top consumers, directly or indirectly control the primary consumers who eat grass and play an extremely important role in the stability of the ecosystem. Uncontrolled primary consumers will seriously damage the vegetation in the ecosystem and the foundation of the ecosystem.