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RE: Amur tigers - sanjay - 06-25-2015
Can any one help us translate the info of this page
http://www.rgo.ru/ru/article/fotolovushki-dlya-zolushki-i-zavetnogo
Seems interesting
RE: Amur tigers - sanjay - 07-01-2015
Translated by Google
(Авторы видео - жители Хасанского района Приморского края. Сотрудники «Земли леопарда» выяснили, что запись была сделана на территории национального парка, и разобрались в причинах «оригинального» поведения зверя. Подробности здесь: http://leopard-land.ru/news/3379)
The authors of the video - the inhabitants of Khasan district of Primorye Territory. Employees of "Land of the Leopard" found that the entry was made in the national park, and to understand the reasons "original" animal behavior. Details here: http://leopard-land.ru/news/3379
Amur Tiger in Land of the Leopard national park.
RE: Amur tigers - Pckts - 07-01-2015
Strange Behavior. I hope its not canine distemper.
RE: Amur tigers - Wanderfalke - 07-04-2015
(07-01-2015, 09:10 PM)'Pckts' Wrote: Strange Behavior. I hope its not canine distemper.
same thoughts here.
RE: Amur tigers - GuateGojira - 07-04-2015
About this tigress, check this out:
Land of the Leopard Park visitors meet Amur tiger
1 July 2015
An Amur tigress was spotted standing on a path in the Land of the Leopard National Park in the Primorye Territory. Visitors to the park made a video.
The tigress was spotted on a forest path leading to a Land of the Leopard cordon. The visitors, residents of the Khasansky District, who first met a tiger, were surprised by its calm behavior. She did not leave the path despite the loud music coming from their car.
“The tigress’s reaction to vehicles is quite normal and characteristic not only of tigers but also other animals. Park employees have repeatedly seen dappled deer and even leopards who watched cars but did not run away. The fact is that animals do not perceive cars as living creatures. Possibly, animals have got accustomed to metal around them. There are plenty of metal structures on the park territory, left from the military,” Yelena Salmanova, Land of the Leopard deputy director for science, said.
The eyewitnesses said that as they became tired of waiting they approached the tigress in the car. When the tigress saw humans through the windshield she roared and left. Park employees found out that several days before, the tigress had been hunting wild boars not far from the place of the encounter.
“Thanks to the effective protection of the national park, animals are not afraid of vehicles. However, the moment they see a living creature in a car they are scared. This is why the tigress did not regard the car as a threat but when she saw a person there she beat a retreat,” Salmanova said.
The visitors to the park behaved correctly when they saw the tigress. For safety considerations, people should not leave the car, while indicating their presence to an animal with loud music, signals or eye contact.
According to the latest count, there are about 30 Amur tigers in the Land of the Leopard.
Source: http://programmes.putin.kremlin.ru/en/tiger/news/25108#
RE: Amur tigers - GuateGojira - 07-05-2015
For those that love comparisons, here is an image with the largest skulls recorded for the Amur tiger:
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Check that the wild skulls are more massive than that of the captive specimen from Bone Clones, despite that is longer than that of Mazák.
The reported condylobasal length of c.351 cm for an Amur tiger skull correspond to a c.390 cm long skull, which suggest that the condylobasal length of the Chanwangshai skull could have been slightly larger at c.361 cm (using a ratio of 0.89, based in 13 skulls).
RE: Amur tigers - sanjay - 07-06-2015
More, I know about Amur Tiger, More i fell in love with these beautiful creature-
Below is the latest image of famous tigress Cinderella , She is doing good and lot of incredible footage has been released over. She looks massive and healthy
Beautiful Amur Tigress Cinderella images
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She is beautiful tigress and a live example of good conservation effort by Russian Conservationist
Credit to: Amurs Russian Far East / Amurs Дальнего Востока России FB page
RE: Amur tigers - Wanderfalke - 07-08-2015
thx a lot for sharing sanjya! great to see a healthy and fit tigress ^^
RE: Amur tigers - GuateGojira - 07-09-2015
Cinderella is a story of success. She is now a fully grow female, easy recognizable by its short tail.
She is a perfect example that human intervention is critical in the survival of the tiger. Nature can't do it alone, humanity cause this, now humanity most make its best effort to change the tide.
RE: Amur tigers - Pckts - 07-10-2015
(07-09-2015, 09:18 AM)'GuateGojira' Wrote: Cinderella is a story of success. She is now a fully grow female, easy recognizable by its short tail.
She is a perfect example that human intervention is critical in the survival of the tiger. Nature can't do it alone, humanity cause this, now humanity most make its best effort to change the tide.
Edit:
I just re-read this
"humanity cause this, now humanity most make its best effort to change the tide."
Agreed
I think a good debate could be
"Is the world better off without human beings?"
or
"Is survival of the fittest actually a bad thing?
May be the reason why so many planets are barren is because life takes to much?"
Just a random thought I got now when I was thinking about that statement above. A little off topic, but made me wonder.
RE: Amur tigers - sanjay - 07-18-2015
Here is another image of tigress Illona, Who is known for regularly preying on wolf. An Image in which you can see the remains of dead body of a wolf killed by Amur tigress Illona
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Credit to my friend LorRaine Partusch and here page Amurs Russian Far East / Amurs Дальнего Востока России
RE: Amur tigers - GrizzlyClaws - 07-20-2015
Amur tiger's upper canine tooth over 6 inches long, and the root part looks very thick, so it might belong to a captive specimen.
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RE: Amur tigers - Pckts - 08-18-2015
Who was this tiger from the STP report?
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http://www.wcsrussia.org/en-us/projects/siberiantigerproject/supportforstudentresearch.aspx
RE: Amur tigers - GuateGojira - 08-18-2015
No idea, but it is obviously a large male, no less than 200 kg. Interestingly that in resent years, males in the area are closer than this figure than in the past.
RE: Amur tigers - Pckts - 08-18-2015
(08-18-2015, 10:05 PM)GuateGojira Wrote: No idea, but it is obviously a large male, no less than 200 kg. Interestingly that in resent years, males in the area are closer than this figure than in the past.
I know angles make everything in a single photo, but man oh man, this tigers head and paws are something out of this world.
I wish we could know more about him.