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@Pckts  I already have that data, bro. I use only data from reputable hunters, of course. I prefer using between pegs measurements, instead of 'over curves', though. Not saying this in an argumentive way, just making a statement.

@Shardul  Again, you are wrong about me. When have i ever discredited tigers? They are my second fav animals, bro. And, i study tigers as much as i study lions. As for the weight debate, i do have the data on the weights of at least 50 adult male Amurs, hundred`s for lions, and probably over a hundred for Bengal tigers. You can agree or not, but, from the data, i have found that majority of the lions and tigers weighed, were between 400-500 lbs, and it was very similar. Adult male lions, Bengals, and Siberians have weighed as little as 330 lbs, or 320 lbs. The greatest lengths of these animals are within an inch or 2 from each other (or slightly more, or less). The food requirement for each of these cats (the amount of food they need to maintain condition) is stated as being 4-5 kg, 3.1-4.1 kg, and 3.4-4.6 kg (and some say 4-5 kg), in the same order that i mentioned them. There are unconfirmed reports of both animals reaching over 800 lbs in the wild. Notice how the food requirement of each is roughly equal. Larger animals require more food.

And, i have hundreds on the weight and measurement data of captive lions, Bengals, and Siberians. Again....most weights within the same range, and averages statistically equal. Reply