What does the common bond refer to in the poem?

Friendship among animals

Shared resources for survival

Trust between shepherds and tigers

A pact of everlasting loyalty

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B. Shared resources for survival

The common bond refers to shared resources for survival, implying that well-fed animals coexist peacefully, albeit superficially.

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