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Big cat and Bear tale
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 (06-30-2022, 06:31 PM)Apex Titan Wrote: @Ashutosh It’s T 120 eating the sloth Bear. No videos of the actual kill exist that I’m aware of.  
The title of this video is wrong, its not a "sloth bear", this is an Asiatic black bear that ran up a tree to hide from an Amur tigress:
A large male sloth bear flees from a tigress:
Another large male sloth bear flees from a male tiger:   *This image is copyright of its original author archiv.magyarszo.com/arhiva/2005/05/10/main.php?l=kozelkep.htm shaggygod.proboards.com/thread/798/historical-accounts-bears-big-interactions?page=3 Link no longer active but once again, I found this on shaggybear forum.  *This image is copyright of its original author Another size comparison between a tiger and a bear.  *This image is copyright of its original author https://books.google.com.ar/books?id=g8f...&q=Finally  *This image is copyright of its original author PG 858 in Siberian tiger Project. Finally found an account of a brown bear and adult male tiger feeding on the same carcass. Starting from 0:16 there is an interesting 'interaction' between the South Chinese tiger and the Asiatic black bear. @Apex Titan @peter looks like this video has an Asiatic Black bear visiting a tiger carcass in Thailand (the tiger has already left long before the bear arrived). Video is credited to @Rage2277. Not trying to start a debate but I like to hear your comments on this one: do you guys think it is a similar interaction between Ussuri brown bears and Siberian tigers? in the end the tiger did drag away its kill at night. The Asiatic black bear in Thailand is smaller than the Ussuri black bear while the tiger in Thailand/ South East Asia is smaller than both the Bengal and Amur tiger. |
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