What are the adaptations of the Sumatran tiger?

Adaptations. : Tigers are mostly nocturnal. They rest during the day in the shade, but at dusk they begin to roam through their range and may travel more than 32 km in a night. The smaller size of the Sumatran tiger makes it easier for the cat to move quickly through the jungle. read more

The whiskers improve the Sumatran Tiger’s senses helping to navigate and hunt in the jungle however the longer facial fur is a protection from the thick jungle. Some adaptations that many tigers share are their long claws, this is useful for climbing trees or attacking prey. read more

There are lots of ways that the Sumatran Tigers can adapt to their environment Physical Adaptation • The physical way of their adaptation is that they can camouflage well in their environment with their skin colors. • Their long sensitive whiskers help the Sumatran Tigers increase their senses for hunting their prey. read more

These are the things that set the Sumatran Tiger apart from the other 5 tiger sub-species: ~They are the most critically endangered (500–600 remaining) ~Their stripes are the narrowest a the closest together, of all tigers. It’s suspected that’s because much of their territory is grass, so this is a better camouflage than broad jungle camo. read more