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(09-04-2018, 07:08 AM)Jimmy Wrote: I don't know if strangulation is performed with any greater regularity on bulls of either water buffalo or gaur but more vedios show they start chewing from back or behind when the bovines are still alive and after they weaken go for a neck bite. This is for sure not because of difficulty on strangulation but  because frontal attack is just too risky. 

Of course, actually we assess only theoretical possibility for strangulation, because gaur knows very well that has to protect his neck, and in case he knows about tiger presence makes any efforts to protect the throat. That's way for tiger is probably senseless to try to get a bull who is aware of his presence. We have several videos and images showing actually tigers fleeng away from gaur. Reply