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RE: The Terai Tiger - sanjay - 07-08-2019
@SuSpicious When you sent the mail about this, I responded you back but didn't get any answer from you.
I am really sorry for all the trouble,
I was not able to locate your old profile, But I found your old posts, I have linked those posts to your new account, so you have all the previous post, but not other things like reputation etc..
RE: The Terai Tiger - Jimmy - 07-08-2019
In response to @Rishi, saying the male tiger in Kathmandu zoo is about as large as a German Shepherd, I will tell you my experience with it, i am basically 10 minutes walking distance away from the zoo and used to go often during my school days, there was a big male which was the most popular attraction, then that tiger sired 3 Cubs, One of those cubs survived to maturity, most of the pictures from Kathmandu zoo in google are from him (with big cheek ruffs) or his father (big male which didn't had ruff but huge round head nevertheless). I haven't truly noticed the size of the son tiger but he is big also. The father was an absolute huge one, when he came out from his den every visitors, foreigners included were in awe of his size it looked like a lumbering cattle than a cat, and at a food time it would let out a loud growl at his handler, ( the roar is so loud that the whole enclosure just keeps vibrated a few seconds- it sounds like deep voiced ghwaaaaang ghwaaang you can really feel that energy) this tiger can't be compared in anyway to a German Shepherd he is just gigantic, personally I find the size of the male tiger is almost similar to swamp deer and blue bull.
RE: The Terai Tiger - Rishi - 07-08-2019
Hmm. It seems that i have been misled...
Thanks for your response @Jimmy
Farther & son?
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RE: The Terai Tiger - Jimmy - 07-08-2019
(07-08-2019, 11:30 AM)Rishi Wrote: Hmm. It seems that i have been misled...
Thanks for your response @Jimmy
Farther & son?
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Exactly!!!
RE: The Terai Tiger - Roflcopters - 07-09-2019
that’s a massive animal, any info on him @Jimmy?
RE: The Terai Tiger - Jimmy - 07-09-2019
(07-09-2019, 01:46 AM)Roflcopters Wrote: that’s a massive animal, any info on him @Jimmy?
Statistics wise there is just regular stuffs about tigers in general sadly like the weight is 300 kgs, preferred prey soecies, dimensions etc. The father tiger is dead, the son is still there and he is a big animal as large as a swamp deer, wild buffalo enclosure is just behind the tiger's enclosure separated by a pathway in the middle, so sometimes the tiger comes to this small area behind and observes the buffaloes from railings, it's quite interesting to see.
RE: The Terai Tiger - johnny rex - 07-09-2019
(07-08-2019, 08:29 PM)Jimmy Wrote:(07-08-2019, 11:30 AM)Rishi Wrote: Hmm. It seems that i have been misled...
Thanks for your response @Jimmy
Farther & son?
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Exactly!!!
Those tigers look like bodybuilders, crazy.
RE: The Terai Tiger - Rishi - 07-09-2019
(07-09-2019, 01:46 AM)Roflcopters Wrote: that’s a massive animal, any info on him @Jimmy?
This video of the father shows info placard on the fence. Other than that, his name probably was Shiva (from video's comments).
Origin & background of the animal may be found in the 'International Studbook of Tigers' (2015 - 40th Edition).
RE: The Terai Tiger - parvez - 07-10-2019
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Same male,
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RE: The Terai Tiger - parvez - 07-14-2019
RE: The Terai Tiger - Pckts - 07-14-2019
(07-10-2019, 11:05 PM)parvez Wrote:
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Same male,
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Do you know who's responsible for the collaring?
RE: The Terai Tiger - parvez - 07-14-2019
@Pckts hope this article gives you all info.
https://www.wti.org.in/news/captured-from-lucknow-outskirts-rehmankhera-tiger-completes-a-year-in-the-wild-2/
RE: The Terai Tiger - Pckts - 07-14-2019
Thank you @parvez
I'll do some digging when I'm back and try and get some info.
RE: The Terai Tiger - parvez - 07-16-2019
2013 philibit tigers,
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RE: The Terai Tiger - parvez - 07-28-2019
Dudhwa tigers,
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Pic credit:dudwa national park and tiger reserve fb page