Question

multiple-choice question
why are tigers stripe pattern important?
the pattern allows the tiger to be camouflaged from prey.
the pattern allows the tigers to tell one another apart.
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Explanation:

In biology (a subfield of Natural Science), camouflage is a key adaptation for predators like tigers to sneak up on prey. Tiger stripes help them blend into grassy or forested environments, making it easier to ambush prey. The idea of stripes being for individual identification is less supported; camouflage is the primary functional reason for the stripe pattern in tigers.

Answer:

The pattern allows the tiger to be camouflaged from prey.