ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION - A - THE TIGER (Panthera tigris)

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(06-12-2015, 05:01 PM)'brotherbear' Wrote: Remember though, that in the 'Viking Wilderness' the European brown bears are rarely as large or as aggressive as an American grizzly or a Russian black grizzly. I have watched more than one documentary where a big grizzly took a carcass from a large pack of grey wolves relatively unchallenged. Perhaps if the wolves were suicidal, they might kill the bear, but likely with considerable loss. I would think that the same would hold true with a tiger.
I will add that, in Yellowstone, it has been proven that bears actually benefit by the presence of wolves.

 

 

They also suffer as well, predation on cubs, competition between them, other than a large male grizzly, all other bears are in direct competition with wolf packs. 
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