A group of tigers is commonly referred to as a ‘streak’ or an ‘ambush’.
Tigers are typically solitary animals, which is why these terms may not be as well-known as those for other group-living species. However, when they do gather, it is often due to a shared food source or during mating season. The term ‘streak’ is often used to describe their swift and stealthy nature, while ‘ambush’ reflects their hunting tactics. Though you may not see tigers in groups very often, these terms highlight their unique characteristics and behaviors as magnificent wild cats.