A tiger’s hind legs are extremely strong and act like springs, helping the animal leap forward and gain speed rapidly.
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Large Paws for Stability
Their large padded paws provide grip and balance, allowing better control during fast movement. -
Ambush Hunting Adaptation
Species such as the Bengal tiger are designed for short, powerful chases rather than long-distance running. They can reach speeds of about 50–65 km/h for brief distances. -
Tail for Balance
The long tail helps maintain balance and assists in quick directional changes during a chase.