Tiger

The tiger's stripes are as diverse and one - of - a - kind as fingerprints, and even its under - skin has stripes. At first look, this eye - catching pattern doesn't seem useful, as tigers don't want to be spotted right away by their prey. But in the twilight while hunting, the stripes are a perfect camouflage. They look like tall grass swaying in the wind or passing shadows. Different from many other felines, tigers are good swimmers and enjoy it. So, water isn't a safe haven for many prey animals.

Tigers are wild animals and not for regular use. But if you're in a wildlife - related job or observing them, keep a safe distance. When watching tigers in their natural habitat or in a zoo, use binoculars to avoid disturbing them. Don't try to feed them or get too close, as they are powerful and can be dangerous. For those studying tigers, make sure to follow ethical and legal guidelines. Remember, tigers need their space to thrive in their environment.