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Compare And Contrast Tigers And Cats
Could you imagine your cat in the amazon jungle with its relative the tiger? the tiger and the cat have traits,diets,and habitats in common.
Tigers and cats traits are similar because both are powerful cats. The tiger and the cat have retractable claws that go,s into their paws and passed their bones.Both cats are territorial. If you go near their cubs or home they will paw or attack you.The tiger and the cat has no differences a Tiger and cats have different diets.Tigers eat large things like pythons,deer,and monkey.Cats eat things like fish,tuna,and meat.Tigers eat other things like porcupines ,rinos,and boars.cats eat things like fish, tuna, and meat. tigers and cats live in different areas around the world.they both live in forest

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