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The Sundarban Tiger
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 (12-16-2015, 12:12 AM)SVTIGRIS Wrote: @Pckts wow, that is so much worse than I thought! When I saw 27 kills I instantly though between that whole time period, but per year...now that is a a major threat. It also seems to me that the smaller tigers are the most aggressive, sumatrans being another example. Small or large tigers are still tigers, they strike fear in the hearts of man and beast, once they have their permanent canines (about 16 months) tigers become ferocious predators easily able of killing man, a two hundred pound sunderban tiger is not a six hundred pound Chitwan tiger but both are tigers, both rule their domain, and both should be given the respect they need. If anything a smaller tiger is less successful in tackling large prey so man and his livestock may become substitutes. |
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