Table Salt. Table salt is typically mined from salt deposits, remnants of older bodies of seawater that have since dried up and are long gone. The deposits are washed with water to dissolve the salt, forming a salt solution which is then evaporated under vacuum to form crystals.
Confidence votes 9.9K. Any time you try to answer a question like this, you have the averages to deal with, in this case that is two to three cubs are born in a litter. But there are also the larger tigers and unusual circumstances, those range between one and six cubs. Many times when a tigress has an extra large litter, one or more will die soon after birth.
When it is time to give birth a lioness leaves her pride and has her lion cubs in dense cover. Mothers give birth to up to 6 cubs at a time but litters of 2 or 3 are more common. Cubs remain hidden for one to two months before being introduced to the rest of the pride. Lion cubs start walking at 10 to 15 days old.