What is implied by the phrase 'a common bond' in the context of the poem?

Shared love for food

Mutual respect between species

A communal living situation

Universal need for survival

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D. Universal need for survival

The correct answer is 'Universal need for survival', portraying how both tigers and sheep depend on food.

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