Question for Peter

[brotherbear]

Two men stand face-to-face in the wrestling ring. Both men are athletes. Each of these men stands 6 feet tall. The man in the red trunks weighs 150 pounds. The man in the blue trunks weighs 250 pounds. The man in the blue trunks is obviously the more robust of the two, and very likely the stronger of these two men.
When you are comparing two different species of Carnivora, and wish to decide which is the stronger of the two, you should compare them at length and height parity ( length and height in union ) to determine which species is the more robust. If you compare them at weight parity, then you are proving nothing at all.
Pckts, try to soak this in and make an attempt at comprehending. One more thing, my guess is that at weight parity, the smaller bear is probably about equal in overall strength with the larger tiger.   

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