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Can we tell how big cats are doing by the number of wild dogs in the area?

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Can we tell how big cats are doing by the number of wild dogs in the area?

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01-23-2015, 05:11 PM

@Pantherinae : OK I believe you. I just remindered what I read many years ago when the wild canids were much more common than now. And about tigers you have mentionned, I have a National Geographic DVD "In the land of tiger" in which it is related a case of an epic battle between a tiger and 30 dholes. The tiger would have died after having killed a dozen dholes. 

I prefer to believe you, you can be sure !

I am just surprised to have read so many books relating such facts. Fantasy feats...
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