The Tiger Is the #1 Predator

Today, there are 6 species of tigers located primarily in eastern Russia, China, and Southwest Asia. They are the largest cat in the world with some weighing over 600 lbs. Tigers are solitary and territorial, requiring large stretches of habitat. They swim well, have excellent night vision, and can leap more than 10’. Tigers prey on hoofed animals and as an apex predator don’t have any natural enemies except man.

Tigers are adventurous, powerful, and fiercely persistent when attaining their goals. They don’t hesitate to act swiftly and are not afraid of any challenge. Tenacious and strong-willed, once they make up their mind to do something, they never give up or back down. Their boldness, agility, and cunning make them an overwhelming force. Though the tiger is intense, they like to take time to reflect and enjoy life.

Tigers like two different sides of the same coin. They are patient and observant and at the same time quite ferocious. Their spirit personifies a majestic beauty and grace. They are often depicted in modern films and literature, appearing on many flags, coats of arms, and mascots for sporting teams. They are one the most recognizable animals in the ancient mythology and folklore. What's more, the brave tiger is the national animal of India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, and South Korea. Tigers are a lean, mean, fighting machine and a symbol of fearlessness. Connecting with the tiger spirit can give anyone a competitive advantage.