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🐯Roar of a Tiger!!!🐯

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Tiger (Real World)

The tiger (Panthera tigris) is a member of the Panthera genus and is the largest living felid around. It is widely recognized due its pattern of dark vertical stripes on reddish-orange fur with a lighter underside. They mostly hunt deer, elk/wapiti, wild boar, and bovines, but they sometimes...
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I was browsing through internet and somehow ended up searching about Tigers.

Some interesting trivia I have encountered.

1) Tiger's roar can paralyse it's victim momentarily.
2) It can imitate certain sounds of certain animals to lure them in.



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A Tiger's Roar Can Paralyze

This tiger almost looks like he's trying to paralyze you with his mind. Even though he can't do that, many people have reported being "frozen" or "stopped in their tracks" by a tiger's roar!
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www.sciencedaily.com

The secret of a tiger's roar

Researchers may have found the key to the intimidating and paralyzing affect that a tiger's roar has on animals, including humans. New research by bioacousticians shows that very low frequency sounds may be the key.
www.sciencedaily.com


So what do you guys think???
1) Limited Paralysis Inducement.
2) Limited Sound Mimicry.
I think this is worth adding to the profile.
 
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Yeah, it's more so just so loud that a lot of animals and possible people are terrified of it; not something hard for people who are naturally quite brave to resist. But KLOL said it right.
 
Well one of the reseach says that due to infrasonic sound hidden in the loud roar when heard by targets cause the freeze, not the loud sound itself solely.
 
Hmm yes that would definitely involve some manipulation of vibrations or sounds.

Also what do you think of the mimicry skill of tiger? Is a limited one fine?
 
Isn't a tiger supposed to have limited vibration generation by controlling its vocal chords well enough to give roars, something humans explicitly cannot do?
 
Apparently yeah...the cat seems to have some amount of control over its cords to emit sounds of differing frequencies, even infrasound as shown.....like whales and dolpins maybe??

Elephants also havw that I believe...
 
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Also re-reading this again.... I think sound/vibration manipulation covers both my proposals, we just mention what tiger can do with certain sounds and what effects it can cause.
 
Basically.... Vibration Manip with basic applications of limited sound mimicry and limited fear manip. Since the article mentions its something special about the frequency which causes that.
 
I think this should just be Vibration Manip, it's not ACTUAL paralysis, in the sense that your body straight-up can't move, if anything it's slightly closer to limited empathic manip. But I think it's better if it's just described as Vibration manip and then explained in parenthesis.
 
I am more so leaning the additions being limited Vibration Manipulation plus the descriptions.
 
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