Meanings of more tigers in English

In any case, India's overcrowded zoos have little space for more tigers.

Many of Joe Exotic's 200 or more tigers are shown pacing their cells.

He now works with more tigers than anyone else.

Two more tigers were killed that afternoon and, well pleased with his day's sport, Charlie returned to the hunting camp.

There are more tigers in US zoos than there are anywhere else in the wild in the rest of the world.

So, it's easy for people to take them, breed them, produce more tigers, and everybody wants that selfie with a tiger cub.

Burnett, who had remained behind, arrived towards the evening, having shot two more tigers, thus greatly increasing the fame of the Englishmen.

The military said it killed five more Tigers overnight, but there was no independent confirmation.

"Why do you think Max changed his mind about letting me have some more tigers?"

"Let us wait, and before long we may add a few more tigers to our bag."

"Uncle says he is a great shikari, and has probably killed more tigers than any man in India."

" More tigers and elephants and warriors?" They were intriguing, but he had had enough of them for one day.

"It will be awful mean in them," declared the boy, who had become quite nervous; "I'll never catch any more tigers for them."