Both tigers and bears have developed specific behaviors to increase their reproductive success. For instance, male tigers have developed the behavior of marking their territory with urine and scent glands, which helps attract females and deter other males. Female tigers, on the other hand, have developed the behavior of selecting males with the strongest roars, as this indicates overall strength and fitness. Similarly, bears have developed the behavior of mating during specific times of the year, known as the breeding season, to increase their chances of successful reproduction. By exhibiting these specific behaviors, tigers and bears are able to maximize their reproductive success and ensure the survival of their species.
