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How did the tiger terrorise the people ?
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Answered by cleetyeet
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Answer:The villagers were scared by the growling sound of the tiger. Since, people know that the tiger is an innate killer and hunter and it can attack them if it is hungry or angry. Besides, the village was situated in the nearby the forest so he struggled around the village. His long white fangs, stout face, horrific claws, sight of waggling it's tail were enough to terrify the villagers.

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Answered by aadarshpt
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Answer:

According to the poem the tiger in the zoo, the tiger terrorise the people because some what he is angry upon the humanity shown by the people with him.

Explanation:

Tiger is famous for it's ferociousness in the jungle.

And every organism in this universe loves his/hey freedom.

So if anyone would disturb The , them he would be very angry on them due to these reasons:

1. Loss of humanity between the humans as they keep him for their profit only.

2. He misses his hometown the jungle as he rules there with out any fear of being captivated.

3. The people who come to watch him in the zoo never showed any kind of love and affection towards the .

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