What are differences between rabbit and tiger?

Answer 1

rabbit is a domestic animal but a tiger is a wild animals

Answer 2

* A kangaroo is a marsupial, and therefore the female of the species has a pouch. A tiger is a placental mammal, and as such does not have a pouch. * No species of kangaroo has stripes like a tiger has. * The function of a kangaroo's tail is primarily for balance. Without a tail, it would be severely restricted in its movement, but the loss of a tiger's tail would make no difference to its movements. * A tiger's teeth are harp and pointed like those of any carnivore, whilst an herbivorous kangaroo has flat but sharp teeth for grinding down grasses. * Kangaroos have powerful thighs and long feet for bounding, rather than lithe, long limbs for running, as a tiger has.

Answer 3

Although both the koala and the kangaroo are herbivorous marsupials which are native to Australia, there are some differences:

• Koalas have backward-opening pouches while kangaroos' pouches open at the top.
• Koalas climb tree; kangaroos cannot climb (although tree kangaroos can jump up trees and from limb to limb).
• Koalas can only walk and climb; kangaroos can walk and hop.
• When a koala walks, it can move all its limbs independently. The kangaroos's back legs cannot move independently.
• There are dozens of species of kangaroos, but only one species of koala, with some dispute as to whether there are two or three sub-species.
• A kangaroos has a tail; a koala does not have a tail.
• Kangaroos and koalas are both herbivorous, but koalas live almost exclusively on eucalyptus (gum) leaves, while kangaroos eat a variety of grasses and young shoots.
• kangaroos need to drink water more often than koalas do

Answer 4

The tiger is a predator and will eat the rabbit. The rabbit is a herbivore and does not eat meat nor hunts other animals.

Answer 5

tigers are scary and rabbits are friendly