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The difference between 老虎 (lǎo hǔ) and 虎 (hǔ) is that "老虎" specifically refers to a tiger, while "虎" can refer to the tiger species as a whole or be used in a more general sense to mean "tiger".
The difference between 老虎 (lǎo hǔ) and 虎 (hǔ) is that "老虎" is used independently to refer to a tiger in general, while 虎 can be used to the names of various types of tigers, or even one of the twelve zodiac animals - 虎
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"老虎" (lǎohǔ) is the Chinese word for "tiger". It can be used in a sentence such as: "今天我们去动物园看老虎" (jīntiān wǒmen qù dòngwùyuán kàn lǎohǔ), which translates to "Today we are going to the zoo to see tigers".
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