Other large predators:
* Larger tigers: Male tigers are known to kill rival males, especially when competing for territory or mates.
* Bears: While rare, tigers can be prey for brown bears, especially in areas where their ranges overlap.
* Crocodiles: Tigers can be attacked and even killed by large crocodiles in areas where their habitats overlap, especially if they come close to the water for a drink.
Other animals:
* Wild dogs: Packs of wild dogs like dholes and African wild dogs can occasionally attack tigers, especially if the tiger is old, injured, or young.
* Elephants: While not a direct predator, elephants can occasionally trample tigers, especially if the tiger gets too close to their young or if they feel threatened.
Humans:
* Poaching: Unfortunately, humans are the biggest threat to tigers, as they are illegally hunted for their body parts.
* Habitat loss: Human activities like deforestation and agriculture are destroying tiger habitats, forcing them into conflict with humans and making them more vulnerable.
It's important to remember that attacks between different animal species are usually rare. Tigers are powerful predators, and they are typically the dominant species in their ecosystem.