How do Bengal tigers respond to their environment?

There are six surviving subspecies of tiger: Amur tiger, Bengal tiger, Indochinese tiger, Malayan tiger, South China tiger and Sumatran tiger. Although they all live in slightly different ... There are a range of other adaptations that make it easier for tigers to thrive within their environment. read more

Quick Answer. Tigers adapt to their environment by evolving camouflaged fur, stealthy hunting habits and very large size. Because they are only successful at about one out of 20 hunts, tigers consume very large prey to ensure they get enough food to eat. read more

Bengal tigers LIVE in their environment. They have adapted to it over millions of years. They hunt there. They find mates there. They make dens to give birth to cubs there. They raise the cubs and send them off after teaching them to hunt for themselves to find their own territories and mates. read more

There are six surviving subspecies of tiger: Amur tiger, Bengal tiger, Indochinese tiger, Malayan tiger, South China tiger and Sumatran tiger. Although they all live in slightly different environments, the areas in which they live are fairly similar. read more