Deer are herbivores found in a variety of ecosystems around the world, from forests to grasslands.
The tiger is one of the most powerful and agile big cats in the world.
Deer can reach speeds of up to 40-50 mph (60-80 km/h) for short distances.
Tigers can sprint at speeds of up to 30-40 mph (50-60 km/h) in short bursts.
Deer have evolved to be fast and agile due to their light, slender bodies.
Tigers are built for strength and speed, with powerful, muscular limbs that allow them to sprint with explosive force.
Deer have large, flexible lungs that enable them to take in more oxygen, which is essential for maintaining high speeds over longer distances.
Tigers also have incredibly flexible spines, which allow them to stretch their bodies during high-speed chases.
In terms of top speed, both the deer and the tiger are capable of reaching speeds of 48 to 56 kilometers per hour. However, when considering overall performance, the deer generally have a higher top speed.