The "King" of the bears - comparison between the Polar bear and the Brown bear

[Panther]

(12-14-2018, 01:08 PM)Shadow Wrote: Just to clear this so, that maybe you too would understand. Those bears mentioned 960-1346 lbs were from autumn weighing and those are a sidenote in that chart. In chart itself is a different weight range for 5 bears in age class 8-9 years old was 715-1190 lbs. There are some things which would be nice to know better, but when on chart there are bears aging 8-9 years old, looks like, that some weighed bears have been ruled out from chart based on that. For instance that heaviest bear mentioned seem to be one such bear.

As I say, it would be nice to make some questions to people who made that chart to clear some details. Otherwise I have already said what I have to say about these charts at this point, so I am not starting to repeat all over again. It is all there in my previous postings.

Yeah, but there's no mentioned that these 5 bears of 8-9 years weighed in spring. 

As I said, those 4 male Brown bears were definitely be older than this age class, which is why they didn't included the average of 8-9 year old male brown bears.

So those bears most likely be much older males probably in the age of 13-14 years. As Brown bear males are considered to reach their maximum size at 14years, which was mentioned in the study I posted...

EDIT:I just looked up the chart again. So, like you said, three males in that average weighed in spring. Reply