Does a tigers roar paralyze

A tiger's roar does not literally paralyze its prey, but it can have a powerful psychological effect. The sound can be so loud and resonant, reaching up to 100 decibels, that it can intimidate or instill fear in other animals and humans. This fear may cause temporary immobilization or hesitation, allowing the tiger to approach more stealthily. However, the roar itself does not cause physical paralysis.