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Tigers May Be Orange To Us, But They’re Invisible To Prey And Here’s Why

To us, a tiger’s bright orange coat seems like it would stand out in any jungle. Yet to its prey, that same bold colour acts as perfect camouflage. The secret lies not in the tiger’s fur but in how ...
Discover Wildlife

"Swarms attack and dismember anything in their path, piece by piece..." 10 brutal and savage animals that can kill and devour prey twice their size

Gruesome warning alert! Here are 10 animals that can kill and eat prey twice their size - often in rather a gruesome way ...
CNN

GPS collars reveal ‘strange prey’ for some of Thailand’s last tigers

Deep in the evergreen jungle of Thailand’s Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex (DPKY-FC), a spring-loaded trap is waiting to catch a tiger. No one knows exactly when the animal will return to mark ...