Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 17, 2018

This tiger thing is turning out to be whole lot of fun.

Interestingly enough, there’s actually recent studies suggesting that tigers aren’t as asocial as we previously thought.

Granted, they don’t hunt together like lions do, but they will share kills, their territories will overlap, and they’ll interact if they come across each other.

And with that, they might as well start fighting. Tigers are tough after all.

Calvin, you may need to “mark” your territory for this to stop.

Calvin’s got the territorial part down already!

Each one can have his territory, but work together, help each other and come to visit, as a nice visitor, drink a cup of coffee or tea, eat a cake, play some gulf or something else and be good friends!!

Touching…

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not touching

Claws and fangs will beat an opposable thumb

Calvin, you got no gripe here. You totally set yourself up for this.

Birds, such as mockingbirds, will do exactly this (tho only mutually agreeing on the location of the “line” in question): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1izpX4GUFF8

I’ve heard of mockingbird, but never a mockingtiger.

Hobbes violates territorial limits with flair.

Peace reigned, until we claimed territory.