White tigers use their claws for several essential purposes, just like all tigers.
Hunting: Claws are crucial for grabbing and holding prey and delivering powerful swipes.
Defense: They can inflict serious injury with a single swipe when defending against predators or rivals.
Climbing: Although tigers are not known as great climbers, their claws provide some grip in trees.
Marking territory: Tigers scratch trees and other surfaces to mark their territory.
Grooming: They use their claws to scratch and clean their fur.
It is important to remember that white tigers are not a separate species but a color variant of the Bengal tiger, so their claws are not fundamentally different from those of other tigers.