Not living as a group, the tiger is a solitary animal, but not unfriendly. Two tigers may meet crossing paths, rubbing heads together in a greeting, then a quick departure. Several tigers may share a kill. Tigers communicate by many sounds including a roar which can be heard for up to two miles. The fur on the throat, belly and insides of the legs is white.
Many tigers have a ruff of hair around the head.
The tiger will hunt at night wandering over other animal tracks, along stream beds. They depend on their keen eye sight and clear hearing. Occasionally relying on their sense of smell for prey. If an attack fails, there is a need to rest. As long as a week may pass without a successful kill.