This thread is about a possible extinct acinonyx species which is the linxia cheetah.

What if the Sumatran Tigers are introduced to the Sundarbans or the Amazon Rainforest?

So, since the Sumatran Tigers actually live in conditions which are a lot similar to the Sundarbans and also similar to the Amazon Rainforests to some degree, what changes could occur in these habitats if the Sumatran Tigers are introduced?

The existing apex predators of both the Sundarbans and the Amazon are very similar to the Sumatran Tigers. The Sundarban Tigers are almost the same weight as the Sumatran Tigers and so are the Jaguars. Both of them are great swimmers as well. Both live in dense forests as well

Do you think the Sumatran Tigers would be able to survive in these new habitats against the existing apex predators?? Would the existing apex predators of these habitats be able to survive after the introduction of Sumatran Tigers?? Would they co-exist with or without any adaptation/change?

Or any other notable changes could occur?

I wrote this answer at Quora and would like to share with other jaguar lovers, but also hear more and keep updated on preservation initiatives that englobe all jaguar populations in Americas.

See https://qr.ae/pGzFbu 

This is my first attempt to create a tread, suggestions are welcome.

I've been loosely following the Cheetahs of the Sabi Sands, KNP and other private connected reserves and felt it would be nice to have somewhere to document and follow them on the forum!

I was initially going to make a cheetahs of Sabi Sands thread but since there's probably less then 5 Cheetah in the Sabi Sands at any one time I figured I'd do the whole open system.

What is the largest prey that any types of Brown Bears could kill/have killed?

The question of lion's inhabitance in Bengal (West Bengal, Bangladesh) has been debated for a long time. No one can clearly say how far eastwards lion lived, so some say as far as Bangladesh while others say they didn't even reach West Bengal. So I was wondering if anyone has reports or records of lion inhabitance in those specific places

This large anaconda was hunted in an evangelizing mission near Puerto Ayacucho, Amazonas state, Venezuela. I calculate about 7.3 meters

Welcome to Shishangaan male lions thread. 
This thread is dedicated with the purpose of follow this coalition of four males born in July 2014 in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

The Shishangaan coalition consist of 4 males including the adult white male lion (the only adult-white male lion in the wild) The Shishangaan 'young' males were born in July 2014 into the Shishagaan pride and were fathered by the Shishagaan males in Singita Lebombo. The Shishangaan coalition made up of 9 males at one point. Unfortunately, in October 2018, a coalition of nomad killed to four of the young Shishangaan males. The tragedy has left five of them alive and they've started their nomadic journey as 5. However, With a little throwback to two years ago more or less. The fifth Shishangaan young male disappeared, And only four of the nine reached the adulthood. Currently they're establising with the Semana pride in Kruger and they already mated with some females back in July. Which means that they already could have fathered their first litter of cubs. Without a doubt, these four beast are making their name known  by themselves in Kruger!

Casper #1 (The adult-white male lion of KNP)


The biggest of the four Shishangaan male lions #2


The smaller-maned Shishangaan male also referred as 'Mohawk' #3


Shishagaan male #4


Photo credits (in order of appearance) Big On Wild - Wildlife Blog & Photography - Röper Botes - Francois & Ryan Scott

Helllo Community,

I was looking for some of my talented members, good at making Beautiful animal arts? I will need them in digital format ready to print.
Making images of Famous lion coalition, Single famous lion, Leopard, Tigers, Bear, Sea animal, Conservation messages, Nature importance etc...

Regards
Sanjay