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Bengal
The bengal tiger can be seen at big cat rescues because breeders aren't often able to take back a cat in need of a new home.
Tigers communicate via a variety of sounds. Roaring often means that a Tiger has made a kill or it attracts a mate during the mating season. Tigers make short loud purrs when they are content, and hiss or moan when they are angry.
The bengal tiger can be seen at big cat rescues because breeders aren't often able to take back a cat in need of a new home.
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Bengal -
rescues, breeders
These are solitary territorial animals. Their social system is not very complex and the basic social unit is the mother and her young. The home ranges of Tigers depend on the amount of food available and may reach up to 100 sq. miles for males and up to 20 sq. miles for females. The bengal tiger can be seen at big cat rescues because breeders aren't often able to take back a cat in need of a new home.
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