Can the Siberian tiger survive on the African prairie? Can you adapt to the environment there?

Darwin's theory of evolution suggests that under special circumstances, the same species will have different evolutionary directions. Their changes are mainly to adapt to the environment. In fact, to some extent, such a change can not be called evolution, but should be degeneration in a strict sense. Why do you say that? Mainly because they have to give up some original survival skills and physiological characteristics in order to adapt to the environment. For example, at the beginning of the earth's birth, it was basically surrounded by oceans. Most of the creatures at this time are marine creatures, and they don't need lungs to breathe. But as the land rises, some creatures stay directly on the land. If necessary, they have lungs that can directly absorb oxygen through the air.

As the most powerful tiger in the world, the Northeast Tiger lives in a higher latitude. So his fur is thicker, which helps him resist the cold. If we put it on the African savanna, we all know that the African savanna has a tropical climate, and the worst climate is the subtropical climate. Such high temperature will make them sweat a lot, and it is difficult to find a suitable water source in Africa.

Moreover, water is not a problem. Sweating is actually a serious problem for tigers, because it will lead to the loss of salt and minerals in the body. Animals living here can actually control their perspiration to maintain the electrolyte balance in their bodies. This is a special skill acquired through millions of years of evolution, which can not be completed in a few years.

And most importantly, although the fighting capacity of the Northeast Tiger is particularly strong, its living area is in the jungle. In these areas, it is impossible to get rid of the Siberian tiger simply by relying on speed. On the African prairie, animals such as cattle and antelopes emerge in endlessly, and winning by speed can completely get rid of the pursuit of the Northeast Tiger. After all, they are all alone, not in groups.