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Estimating Male size based off the Female

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05-21-2020, 02:12 AM

(05-21-2020, 02:03 AM)OncaAtrox Wrote: Can we get an estimate for Hero?

Here he is besides Hunter female who @Pckts saw is person and claimed to be a large female.


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The largest Pantanal female we have data on weighed 110 kg as shared by @Dark Jaguar, large females are usually between 80 to 95 kg. Maybe we could put Hunter at 90 kg? What do you guys think?

Basing Hunter off Juru/Marley: When I saw Hunter I estimated her to be close in size to Marley, but still a little smaller.
So if Marley actually is 120kg then I'd estimate Hunter to be near the 100kg mark. 
Hunter looks gigantic compared to her but Paulo insisted he isn't nearly as large as some others, so I'd assume he's in the 120kg+ Range. Hopefully we get to see Marley fight with a new male this season, he was only 3.5/4 years old when I saw him, so he's still growing quite a bit.
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