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RE: Freak Specimens - Ngala - 11-09-2017
From Onçafari Jaguar Project:
"Fera and Brutus taking a walk around Refúgio Ecológico Caiman. It’s not uncommon to see jaguar couples around here. We wish you all a great Sunday ! Photo: Cynthia Lebrão"
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RE: Freak Specimens - TheLioness - 01-17-2018
I wish I knew more about these males. Only thing I know is location.
Botswana Okavango
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Different lions here. Estimated 38-284 kg, these lions were on private game reserves fitted for collaring and clinical examination. I know we don't use estimates very often and take with concern. However estimates take from people in the field holds better quality than that of a photographer. Has other information in the link.
http://www.vaajournal.org/article/S1467-2987(17)30064-8/pdf
Edit looks like this data was posted already my bad. Haven't been here in awhile.
RE: Freak Specimens - Apollo - 02-11-2018
Two idiots in a two wheeler at Tadoba.
RE: Freak Specimens - Apollo - 02-13-2018
Its an unbelievable incident a photographer when capturing wild bears. Suddenly one bear appeared from nowhere and sat next to him.
RE: Freak Specimens - chaos - 02-13-2018
(01-17-2018, 02:26 AM)TheLioness Wrote: I wish I knew more about these males. Only thing I know is location.
Botswana Okavango
*This image is copyright of its original author
Different lions here. Estimated 38-284 kg, these lions were on private game reserves fitted for collaring and clinical examination. I know we don't use estimates very often and take with concern. However estimates take from people in the field holds better quality than that of a photographer. Has other information in the link.
http://www.vaajournal.org/article/S1467-2987(17)30064-8/pdf
Edit looks like this data was posted already my bad. Haven't been here in awhile.
Look at the size of that lions upper arm -bicep,tricep. Very impressive
RE: Freak Specimens - Apollo - 02-14-2018
HUGE
RE: Freak Specimens - chaos - 02-14-2018
(02-14-2018, 04:26 AM)Apollo Wrote: HUGE
Look at the size of those claws, awesome!
RE: Freak Specimens - brotherbear - 02-14-2018
The big Alaskan peninsula brown bear on post #625 is uncommonly calm near people. These bears see people more often than most inland grizzlies do. A mature Alaskan inland grizzly, or one from - say - British Columbia or Montana, would not have been so trusting.
RE: Freak Specimens - Apollo - 02-15-2018
Muscle packed...
RE: Freak Specimens - johnny rex - 02-19-2018
That male tiger looks really huge. Must be a Siberian.
RE: Freak Specimens - Apollo - 03-03-2018
Big males.
Look at the tiger's front limb thickness compared to the lion.
RE: Freak Specimens - Apollo - 03-03-2018
Giant Amur
RE: Freak Specimens - Spalea - 03-03-2018
@Apollo :
About #632: That is especially the tiger's forearms (of the front limb...) that are more developed. At 1:12 when you see the lion's shoulder, that's not bad either.
RE: Freak Specimens - Apollo - 03-04-2018
Monster Amur
RE: Freak Specimens - Spalea - 03-04-2018
An other big tiger and a smaller, junger, lion discovering a new play... Both robust.