Modern weights and measurements on wild tigers

[abhisingh7]

(04-12-2022, 05:04 AM)GuateGojira U Havn\t  included many large tigers in the list some of them are well documented too' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v='p4UydvVBovU and some of them are well verified like 320kg tiger hunted in nepal 1942 or 317kg colonal wagh tiger , these tigers have photographs and have large measurements  which looks in their picture . Wrote: The largest tiger subspecies/populations:

In order to return to the point of this topic, here are a couple of comparative images about the largest tiger subspecies.

Here is the one with the storic populations, including modern and old records:

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The second one is only with the modern records, using only the current largest tiger populations:

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Take in count that, based in Singh et al. (2015), the Sundarbans tigers should not be included in the populations of the other India/Nepal/Bhutan tigers as they are different with they own genetic and morphological adaptations.

If you want any detail about these images, feel free to ask.

Greetings.

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