The tiger, a majestic predator of forests and jungles, uses various methods to mark its territory. Among these methods, tree marking is one of the most significant. By rubbing against trunks or scratching their bark, the tiger leaves visible marks and olfactory signals, thanks to the glands located on its paws. These marks serve to communicate with other tigers, indicating the presence and dominance of the one who made them. This behavior not only helps to delineate a territory but also prevents