Tiger, why are you lazy during the day and most active in the morning and evening?

Tigers also hunt during the day. Based on your question, I can briefly talk about why tigers hunt at night. The reasons for establishing such a program can be explained from the following aspects:

First of all, tigers are cats, but this is not the fundamental reason why tigers sleep during the day and hunt at night. What determines the tiger's hunting time is not his own life and rest, but the habits of his prey. For example, if a cat likes to eat mice, it will come out at night, because the mice it wants to prey on also come out at night. After all, tigers, a wild animal, are not social animals like people. In order to survive, they must rely on the laws of nature instead of sleeping whenever they want. Tigers are in places where food is scarce. During the day, the weather is hot and there are few prey. Tigers need to sleep to conserve their strength.

In addition to the habits of prey, it can also be analyzed from the current living conditions of tigers. The global climate is getting warmer, and now most tigers we see are kept in zoos. It's hot and stuffy during the day, and there's nothing new, so the tiger naturally doesn't want to move. In fact, there is not much difference between the activities of tigers in cages during the day and at night, but most tourists see tigers during the day, so they have the illusion that tigers sleep during the day. After all, how many activities are there in the zoo? As the days passed, the whole zoo lost interest in where it could go.

To sum up, tigers are not only active in the morning and at night. The activity time of a tiger is determined by its living environment and the habits of its prey. At the same time, I call for the establishment of more nature reserves so that tigers can move in their normal living areas instead of becoming exhibits in zoos. Assuming that tigers can only be seen in zoos now, I think tigers will probably become specimens in museums in the near future.