Captive Lion and Tiger weights

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(08-11-2019, 05:22 PM)Ashutosh Wrote: This is a picture of one of the tigers from 2013 when they were sub-adults. Notice the back of the ears. They are jet black and missing the oscilli.

Yes, I´ve seen that. One thing, btw about it, what they are and a good example about it, that why there is a need to be careful when reading articles from different medias.

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"Ipra Mekola, the one after whom Ipra was named, hopes the cubs are released into the wild soon. "These tigers are our pride," he says. "Earlier people did not even believe that Dibang Valley had tigers."

That's what so great about them, says Jahan Ahmed. "Initially we thought they may belong to the South China sub-species, and had probably migrated through the rugged Eastern Himalayas to the Dibang Valley. But genetic tests have confirmed that they are Royal Bengal tigers, proving once again that the species is not going to be wiped out, as people think.""

Source: http://archive.indianexpress.com/news/two-tigers-in-a-boat-to-say-nothing-of-the-900-km/1181860/6

This is quite interesting, that one source tells, that genetic tests have been made and results are clear. Then later another source claims, that there has been some tests, but no results.... so is there some problem in it, how information is forwarded to different people or what? Maybe time will tell. Reply