Introduction: Tiger Behavior

Tigers are majestic animals that are known for their strength, agility, and beauty. These large cats are found in various parts of the world and are known to be apex predators. However, tigers are also known for their territorial behavior and their tendency to mark their territory with their urine. This behavior has led to an unusual phenomenon where tigers will occasionally urinate on humans.

Tigers and Territorial Marking

Tigers are territorial animals and use a variety of methods to mark their territory. One of the most commonly used methods is urination. When a tiger urinates, it leaves behind a scent that lets other tigers know that it is in the area. This helps to prevent conflicts between tigers and can also help to attract potential mates. Tigers also use visual and auditory cues to mark their territory, such as claw marks on trees and vocalizations like roars and growls.