Tigress Hunting and Cubs Learning

The video follows a tigress as she approaches her prey, a deer, teaching her cubs valuable hunting lessons. The tigress uses surprise and speed to catch her prey, demonstrating her expertise. After the hunt, the tigress and her cubs engage in feeding habits, including plucking prey and concealing it from scavengers. The cubs quickly learn these skills, showcasing their ability to adapt and learn from their mother.

What is the deer aware of as the Tigress gets closer?

• The Tigress is sleeping

• The Cubs are playing

• Something is wrong

• The Tigress is far away

What lesson do the Cubs learn from their mother?

• How to play

• How to swim

• When to leave it to the expert

• How to climb trees

Why does the Tigress leave her Cubs behind?

• To play with other tigers

• To rest

• To find water

• To hunt more effectively

What is the Tigress's best weapon during the hunt?

• Camouflage

• Strength

• Speed

• Surprise

What do Tigers often do before eating their prey?

• Share it with other animals

• Leave it in the open

• Bury it

• Pluck it

How do the Cubs show they are learning from their mother?

• By playing with each other

• By running away

• By hiding in the bushes

• By removing the hair from the prey