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 (09-02-2018, 08:41 PM)Vegeta San Wrote: Really nice comparison, Jimmy. But the gaur you used isn't that impressive of the species.This gaur is no doubt a massive specimen, but first u need a complete specimen with legs till hooves clearly showing to get an idea how tall it really is, with this photo^ it can be only guessed and second all the bovines should be postured similarly like @Rishi said, check that all the bovines are in pretty similar gait even their legs position are similar except for water buffalo which i could not find. Thank you for feedback! (09-02-2018, 11:00 PM)Rishi Wrote: While you're at it, why not add this big guy & complete the set...hahaha, i am afraid it will be a long list then and takes lot of time maybe after sometime and maybe including for example moose and eland as well, actually i have had banteng and wisent in mind when i was at it. This^ Asiatic buffalo looks good, i am looking exactly for side view even the head posture, i will check other in my another computer i think i have one. Rishi Wrote:@JimmyBut IMO wild yaks are not long legged like gaurs and if even so it is similar height to that of gaur this creature should be more massive by default. Already, wild water buffalo with less shoulder height and length are suppose to weigh simialr to gaur. I see the simialr case also aplies to wisent, all sources say american bison-esp. wood bison as the largest but shoulder height of wisent is given taller, near to those of gaur and it's rump stands taller to any wild bovine IMO, yet it is suppose to third than the two bison species . How does this proportion work?? I wonder these shoulder height of wisent and wild yaks are guess estimates. |
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