Tigers have the largest canine teeth of any land-based carnivores. Sometimes tigers gather to share a large kill. Tigers mark out their territory, like most cats, by spraying their urine together with a glandular secretion, by leaving fecal droppings, or by scratching marks into trees with their claws. Tigers need a territory of about 10-30 or more square miles to provide enough prey to support them. The size of the territory depends on the amount of prey available in the area.
Tigers then drag the kill to a safe place in which they eat it.
Tigers can eat as much as 40 pounds of meat in one sitting. They can go for days at a time without eating. Tigers are very good swimmers and like the water, unlike most cats. Tigers evolved in south central China and moved to nearby areas, like Siberia, Sumatra, Indochina, and India. There are no tigers native to Africa.