A tiger attacks with stealth and precision. It silently stalks its prey, staying hidden in the vegetation until it's close enough. Then, it charges with explosive speed, using its powerful legs to leap onto the prey. The tiger typically aims for the neck, using its strong jaws to deliver a fatal bite that crushes the windpipe or severs the spinal cord, quickly incapacitating the prey. The entire process is quick, relying on surprise and overwhelming force.