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What does The cub tore the orange open with his claws mean?

Is the meaning same as peel an orange?

He hung in space for a few seconds, then, wriggling free, he thrust the orange under his uncle's nose.
"Uncle Pastuzo? They're ripe!"
The cub tore the orange open with his claws, and the scent of the juice filled the old bear's nostrils.
"Marmalade Day!" he beamed,...
(This is an extract from PADDINGTON)
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