* Habitat: Tigers and pandas have largely separate habitats. Tigers prefer the lowlands and forests, while pandas are found in high-altitude bamboo forests. Their ranges don't often overlap.
* Diet: Tigers are primarily carnivores, while pandas are herbivores, primarily eating bamboo. This means they don't compete for the same food sources.
* Size: While a large tiger might be able to take down a panda, the size difference isn't as significant as with other potential prey. The panda's size, combined with its potential to fight back, makes it less appealing as a target.
* Behavior: Tigers are solitary hunters, while pandas are more social and spend most of their time feeding. They aren't likely to encounter each other often.
Therefore, while technically possible, it is extremely unlikely for a tiger to attack a panda in the wild. There are no documented cases of this happening.