The tiger wouldn't respond to Fire's comment though he had a few things to say, the hunt<span style="font-style: italic">had</span>begun and as such the tiger would insist upon silence, his ear flicking with unspoken irritation at the noise Fire makes, glad when it stops and he settles down. The first thing the gryphon might notice that's different about this is the method of finding prey, unlike avians tigers were far less dependent upon sight to locate their meals, and it was a good thing too considering the thickness of the forest the tigers inhabited. Ears would be constantly swiveling and twitching at every sound as the tiger's searched out their prey, nose and whiskers twitching at every waft of breeze passing by, trying to catch a scent and head turning to every movement as the tigers worked to locate their meal. Also in comparison to any avian, with the possible exception of the owl, their procession would be quieter then the norm, the tiger's breaths the only thing heard and even they were quietened, controlled as they slipped through the forest. Suddenly though the tiger froze, though Fire wouldn't have heard a thing the tiger's ears were locked in one direction and the tiger's head soon turned to face, staring intently in the direction of the sound. Quickly looking over towards Tamara the tiger would exchange a glance before they both moved forward, slower now, easing themselves through the brush, keeping themselves out of sight now that they had a direction.