Here are some examples:
Ungulates:
* Sambar deer: A large, common prey species.
* Chital deer: Another common prey, smaller than sambar.
* Wild pigs: Common and readily available prey.
* Gaur (Indian Bison): A large, powerful prey animal, but less common than others.
* Nilgai (Blue Bull): A large antelope, not as common in tiger territories as other prey.
Other Animals:
* Monkeys: Can be preyed upon, especially in areas where tigers overlap with monkey habitats.
* Crocodiles: Large tigers have been known to prey on crocodiles.
* Domestic animals: Cattle, goats, and even dogs can become victims of tigers, especially in areas where human settlements are close to tiger territory.
* Fish: While not their primary food source, tigers are known to fish in shallow water.
It's important to note:
* Dingoes are not found in India, where Bengal tigers live.
* Tigers are not known to eat other large carnivores like leopards or bears, as they are likely to be too dangerous to hunt.
Overall, Bengal tigers are highly adaptable predators and will eat whatever is readily available in their environment.