What looks like a grin is actually one of the forest’s most scientific conversations. This tiger is picking up scent signals left behind by another big cat — a behaviour known as the Flehmen Response. By lifting its head and curling its lip, the tiger channels the scent into a specialised organ that reads chemical messages invisible to us. Through these cues, the tiger learns who passed by, whether it’s a rival, a mate, or just a visitor crossing its path. It’s amazing how the wild communicates

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