* They prefer to eat fresh kills: Tigers are opportunistic hunters, but they generally prefer to eat their prey soon after killing it. They don't typically scavenge from carcasses left by other animals.
* They eat a lot at once: Tigers can consume a large amount of meat in one sitting, sometimes up to 50 pounds. They will then rest and digest their meal for several days.
* They eat the entire animal: Tigers eat everything from the skin and bones to the organs of their prey. They even eat the digestive contents of their prey.
* They often drag their kills to secluded spots: Tigers usually try to hide their kills from other animals. They will drag their prey to dense vegetation or other secluded areas to avoid scavengers and other predators.
So while there are some interesting details about how tigers eat, their basic feeding method isn't particularly unusual. They are carnivores that eat meat, and they are very efficient at hunting and consuming their prey.