Lions and tigers are among the most savage creatures yet there are vital contrasts between them. They are both among the five major felines (the other three being the puma, panther, and snow panther) and are peak predators — i.e., they have no predators of their own and live at the highest point of their natural pecking order.
Lions normally occupy savanna and field, despite the fact that they may take to shrubbery and woodland. Lions are abnormally social contrasted with different felines. The male lion is exceptionally particular and is effortlessly perceived by its mane. The lion, especially the substance of the male, is a standout amongst the most broadly perceived creature images in human culture. It has been widely portrayed in writing, in figures, in canvases, on national banners, and in films.
Local to the territory of Asia, the tiger is the biggest cat species on the planet. The Bengal Tiger is the most widely recognized subspecies of tiger, constituting roughly 80% of the whole tiger populace, and is found in India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, and Nepal. It is the national creature of India. An imperiled species, most of the world's tigers now live in imprisonment.