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Modern weights and measurements on wild tigers

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(01-27-2022, 03:27 AM)SpinoRex Wrote:
(01-26-2022, 03:46 AM)GuateGojira Wrote:
(01-20-2022, 09:27 PM)GuateGojira Wrote: Weights of modern tigers - Updated

Here is an updated list of the modern records of tigers. It includes only males over 3 years old (classified as adults). This table still don't include the male of 1|70 kg from Malaysia (yet to confirm) but did include the other 5 males reported to other posters here, even the male of 285 kg gorged (I put it at 250+ kg "empty" but could be heavier).

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Save it for your records and if new information is available, I will update the tables again.

Greetings and cheers.

The information provided by Khan85 definitelly changed the results of my tables. However, while there is no problem to add the weights, the measurements did caused controversy and are problematics in some points.

The following tables contain all the body meaurements of modern Bengal tigers. The first table in each pair present the raw measurements like they are in the original document, while the second one shows the average of all the measurements (when the animals were measured more than one time). You can see the differences.


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Please take in count that these are just preliminary tables made just to show the results and how they will look in the two posibilities.

I will try to contact the authors through the email in the document, but I can't guarantee anything at this moment.

Hello,

I have some more interesting data here that you might like. The tigers have been measured in a straight line in this case.

Also, the weight of M102 was 200 kg or not? Or is this based on an empty stomach? In my personal communication with Sunquist, I came to the conclusion that M105 and M102 ate an average of 19 kg of meat. One ate 56 kg and the other 57 kg in 3 days.

1- Male tiger from Corbett
Quote:Length: 190.5 cm , Total Length: 297 cm, Girth: 127 cm, Weight: 184 kg

https://wildtigerhealthcentre.org/wp-con...edited.pdf


2- Male tiger from Corbett
Quote:Length: 173 cm , Shoulderheight: 91cm 





3- Male tiger from Pillibhit

Quote:Length: 167 cm , Total length: 269 cm, Chest Girth: 144cm, Weight: 192 kg


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The old, injured Corbett male is standard size for an average Tiger. Probably around 200 kg- ish during his younger years.

The 2nd male, looks young to me,  also looks to be measured very lazily. I notice that you made adjustments to the length and height to try and correct these mistakes. 
For one, his shoulder height is to the bottom of the paw as well as his leg being bent and not straight and the way his body is measured is not with an extended head nor to the tip of the nose as well as his body curved and on it's side. It's almost like a mix between a straight line and curves.
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