When does a Bengal tiger eat?

Bengal tigers, like most big cats, are opportunistic carnivores. This means they don't have a fixed meal schedule. Instead, they hunt and eat whenever they find prey.

Here are some factors that influence when a Bengal tiger eats:

* Availability of prey: They eat when they find something to hunt.

* Hunger: Tigers typically eat large meals when they are hungry, and then may not eat again for days.

* Time of day: While they can hunt at any time of day, they are often most active at dusk and dawn.

* Competition: If there are other tigers in the area, they may have to compete for food.

* Reproduction: Female tigers might eat more when they are nursing their cubs.

A typical Bengal tiger might hunt and eat once every few days, but this can vary depending on the factors mentioned above.