At birth, baby tigers (also known as cubs) are nursed by their mother. The litters generally comprise 2 to 4 young. It is only after two months that they begin eating meat until they are completely weaned.
At birth, baby tigers (also known as cubs) are nursed by their mother. The litters generally comprise 2 to 4 young. It is only after two months that they begin eating meat until they are completely weaned.