Huge Amur Siberian Tiger

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(02-02-2019, 10:14 AM)genao87 Wrote: i dont think that ground is higher on the Tiger's end.  i believe the snow is making it look higher.   simple rules of projection just makes the ground look higher.  i dont think they would of made the ground higher when the ground looks even level to me.

Still it is higher. That is very easy to see when looking the boots of that woman. If that tiger would be at same level, you couldn´t see front paws at all. That is very simple thing to notice and nothing to do with projection. Tiger paw isn´t 20 cm high. It is also simple rule, that if some object like that base of fence is about 15 cm high, it will then cover any object behind it close by. That tiger stands very close of that fence.

Also it is logical, that when there is snowing, that area what staff is using is kept clear of snow, but do you think, that they go inside tiger enclosure to do the same daily So when tiger is fed at that place, ti walks there and by time there is thicker layer of snow compared to other side. It just is as it is. That tiger looks a little bit bigger than it is. It is not small, but huge... that is a matter, that depends also from who it is asked. Robust and big tiger. But I think, that not at all so big as some think. IF that zoo is known, where it is kept, maybe there could be asked for information. If it would be world record tiger, they might advertise it and so on, I would if in my zoo would be something extraordinary. Reply