Once a target has been located, they use strength & speed to get closer before quickly killing them with their strong jaws and razor-sharp claws. Following an effective hunt, tigers frequently drag their prey to a remote aslots masterrea so they can continue to feed unhindered. They can eat as much as 100 pounds of meat at once, but if food is limited, they might go for days without eating. Wildlife conservationists are very concerned about the Rummy Tiger's conservation status. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), this subspecies is endangered because of a number of threats that have caused sharp population declines in recent decades.
