• The tiger hunted banteng, deer and wild boar.

The Javan tiger consumed only meat, hunting from ambush and eating large animals over several days; its diet included deer, wild pigs, small mammals, and large mammals, with hunting strategies involving active pursuit, ambushes, and group hunting. The species’ daily food requirement ranged from 3 kilograms to 7 kilograms, and its prey included caimans, pheasants, iguanas, galagos, and antelopes. Hunting was conducted through ambush tactics. In some cultures, the animal is eaten, but it is not considered halal or kosher.