Tiger Predation

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@Apex Titan :

Thank you for having answered !
I asked this question because it was common sense pretending that brown bears were also predators, sharing with tigers big preys like deers, boars and so on. In this case, two dominant predators sharing the same biotop, adding the fact that they are both solitary, thus their number, having not to evolve, should be staying enough low (because we would face two huge predators). But if the tiger is the only one apex predator of the taiga since a very long time, the brown bears being a prey like the others (and more, as you told a very advantageous prey being able to be targeted in priority by the tiger), we can conclude that the brown bears in a same biotop, were originally much more numerous than the tigers.
The wolves neither cannot share the same biotop with the Amour tiger. Facing the striped felid they become much more rare.
Joke question: is the Amur tiger too voracious ? Reply