Claws would tear flesh, and teeth would find their mark. Eventually, the tiger would see its opening and clamp down on the lion’s head or neck, breaking their skull or suffocating them.

These claws, on sale at a crafts market in Beijing, are advertised as from tigers. Many sellers pass off lion parts as tiger parts, which look similar to the untrained eye. Photograph by Alexandra ...

Mythology and ancient Indian texts are replete with reference to tiger as a symbol ... were roaring about claw-scratched and fang-torn jeans designed (kinda) by tigers, lions and bears?

Lions also have sharp claws and strong jaws, making them formidable opponents. Tigers are the largest members of the cat family, with males weighing up to 670 pounds. They are solitary hunters ...