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The True Royal with traits of a true King: Tiger by Kukuk Jain

The True Royal with traits of a true King: Tiger
The Earth is not just our home planet, but the home to many animals. Since the beginning of time, animals have inhabited the plant, serving as a friend and foe to humans.
Any glimpse into the life of an animal quickens our own and makes it so much the larger and better in every way.
Every animal is unique and has his own special trait, colour, size and characteristics. The Asian Lion is found in the jungles of the eastern regions. It is a huge and mighty creature with brownish hide. His roar is enough to terrorise a person to death.
The Bengal Tiger is a noble and impressive wild animal. He has yellowish hide and black stripes all over it. The Leopard has dark spots all over his body. He is very agile.
The moment he sees his prey, he pounces upon it without showing any mercy. The bear is known by his strong and tight hug. It becomes rather difficult for a novice to distinguish among wild animals.
If I could be any animal, I would be a Tiger because they are very powerful, courageous, capable, graceful, and elegant solitary creatures.
Tigers are not only excellent and fearless hunters but also are tenacious defenders. They symbolize massive strength, immense capabilities, sharp senses, beautiful vision, and remarkable leadership qualities. Not only are they strong and enigmatic, but they are also incisive, calculative, and authoritative individuals. They teach us how important it is to be self-reliant and go solo. They are also considered mysterious because it is tough to understand their true motives and are accurately aware of their ability to intimidate people.
Even as a human, I would leave no stone unturned to acquire these qualities.
Kuhuk Jain
Class 9th 'A'
New Digamber Public School

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