The Zodiac Tiger "strict father's loving mother" is an idiom to describe the role of parents in the family, representing strict father's loving mother. In traditional culture, the zodiac represents twelve different animals, and each animal has its own unique meaning. Combining "Mother strict father" with the Chinese zodiac, we can find an accurate Chinese zodiac, that is "Tiger".
China's Zodiac Tiger symbolizes the image of strict father. The tiger is known as the "king of beasts", and its majestic image is deeply rooted in people's hearts. In the family, the father often plays the role of strict father. They are strict with their children, hoping that they can form good habits and become promising people. The strictness and authority of the tiger just reflects the rigorous attitude of the father in educating his children.
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Tigers are typical mountain animals, which can survive well from tropical rain forests and evergreen broad-leaved forests in the south to deciduous broad-leaved forests and mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests in the north. Tigers often act alone, and only in the breeding season do males and females live together.
There are no fixed nests, and most of them wander in the mountains for food. Can swim. Tigers are more active at dusk, more dormant during the day and rarely come out without being disturbed. Tigers have a wide range of activities, and their daily foraging activities can reach dozens of kilometers in the north; In the south, because there is more food, the movement distance is shorter.
The estrus mating period is generally from June 1 1 day to February of the following year. In estrus, the tiger's cry is particularly loud and can spread to 2 kilometers away. The gestation period is about 105 days, and each time, 1-5 cubs are born, usually 2 cubs. The newborn tiger cubs weigh about 1 kg, and they are breast-fed for 5-6 months. During this period, the tigress did not mate in estrus, so under natural conditions, the tigress can only reproduce once every 2-3 years. The female tiger is sexually mature at the age of 3, and the male tiger is later. The life span of a tiger is generally 20-25 years.
Tigers evolved from eating meat in ancient times. In the Early Tertiary, there were several branches of ancient carnivores similar to cats: one of them was the ancient cheetah, which evolved into the present cheetah in various geological periods; One is the Gu Jian Toothed Tiger with highly specialized canine teeth; One is a pseudo saber-toothed tiger similar to Gu Jian saber-toothed tiger; The last one is an ancient cat. Gu Jian Toothed Tiger and Pseudosaber-toothed Tiger died out in the early and late Tertiary respectively, and the ancient cat survived.