The Tiger Tank: Feared by Enemies—Terrifying for Its Own Crew

How could one of World War II’s most feared weapons also strike fear into the hearts of its own crew?
The German Tiger I tank was legendary for its 88mm gun and thick armor. To Allied soldiers, it was the apex predator of the battlefield.

But inside? It was a nightmare.

Weighing over 50 tons, the Tiger was notorious for breaking down, getting stuck in mud, and becoming a sitting target.
Its silhouette drew artillery fire like a magnet—and if the fuel caught fire, the crew had seconds to escape a fiery deathtrap.

In this video, we uncover why the Tiger’s roar was feared by all—but its silence was even scarier for those trapped inside.

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