To the predator, this unknown new meal it has caught is so slow, and soft, it barely has to try. It cannot escape, and it cannot fight back.

It simply screams, and succumbs.

It is a revelation of sorts, in the mind of the tiger.

A quick bite to the throat, and it's all over. There is no struggle, no danger. No fear.

It's senses are galvanized into a frenzy by the possibility of this entirely new, readily available class of prey.

And so, the hunt began.

As the research shows, the most problematic tigers are those which develop ultra aggressive dispositions. These tigers seem to lose their fear of humans entirely, driven by their abundance and consistent ease of slaughter.

In the case of this particular tiger, this is precisely what had happened.