ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION - A - THE TIGER (Panthera tigris)

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(11-05-2018, 11:25 PM)brotherbear Wrote: I understand your viewpoint, but as you said, this does happen in the wild and happens often. It would not be like the first time there was ever the dead body of a large ungulate on the forest floor. Also, I would be surprised if this were to result in a killing. Possible, but unlikely. Most likely, the bear would find it first, except for maybe crows or ravens, due to his sense of smell. It would be more interesting if a tiger found it before the bear though. But in any case, I believe that we might witness a meeting where one feeds and the other waits. If there is a fight, it would not be anything at all like an arranged pit-fight. Both animals would be within their natural environment acting in his ( or her ) on natural way.

Yes, I can understand why this idea is interesting and I have nothing against it if reason to leave a carcass is to give food to wild animals in some exceptional situation. If that situation happens it is more than acceptable to monitor what happens there. I just keep it important, that we all remember to respect wild animals and when doing something, then trying to do that for right reasons. Btw chinese have cameras in woods monitoring tigers in real time, who knows what kind of footage we can see one day in time. I don´t have better information, that in what kind of locations those cameras are now, but I posted a youtube link about it to Amur tigers thread. Reply