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I was just wondering, because I never new a tiger could have four cubs at once
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Don't tigers live in larger groups?I was just wondering, because I never new a tiger could have four cubs at once
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Not sure, but I thought a female tiger usually gives birth to one or two cubs. But maybe that is just true for zoos or sanctuaries.
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Or maybe some of the cubs are not hers.
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