• The Amur tiger starts hunting alone at one year old, and by two years old can pursue large prey. For the first few years of life, it stays with its mother.

The Amur tiger feeds exclusively on meat, stalking prey and attacking from ambush with a single powerful leap; its hunting method is ambush predation, and its diet includes sika deer, wild boar, red deer, roe deer, small mammals, and large mammals. Its feeding strategy involves active hunting, ambushes, and group hunting. The daily food requirement ranges from 5 kg to 12 kg. Prey species include caimans, pheasants, iguanas, galagos, and antelopes. In some cultures, this animal is consumed, but it is not considered halal or kosher.