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Large male tigers from India (Videos Only)
Large male tigers from India (Videos Only)
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Large male tigers from India (Videos Only)
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 (03-07-2017, 10:03 PM)phatio Wrote: Bheem aka Tarun is incredible. His appearance with those intense eyes, and his physical build is simply amazing. looking at his little mane and massive shoulder sometimes he reminds me of the animation siberian tiger from the korean movie The Tiger: An Old Hunter's Tale. I totally agree, Bheem and Jai are very special tigers indeed. I also like to add a few more in that list for central Indian males. The Might Jai Big Daddy Waghdoh King Konda Big Bheem Massive BMW Beast Bokha Giant Kingfisher Majestic Madla 
Nuetering has nothing to do with size, if anything a neutered cat is less muscular but it won't change dimensions.
All the links you've been given provide scientific measurements of both cats. The largest verified wild tiger is 389kg compared to the largest lion was 311kg or so. (I forget exact number) Recent times, dr. Koch has a lion that was 270kg and two tigers bottomed out 272kg scales.
I have to ask again, have you viewed the links provided by rishi and the comparisons thread?
That will have all the info you asked about.  (03-17-2017, 06:34 AM)Pckts Wrote: I have to ask again, have you viewed the links provided by rishi and the comparisons thread? Yeah I looked through a few, but I didn't see any scientific weights yet, and I didn't see the 389 kg tiger. Can you not prove there was a captive Siberian that is over 900 lbs and not neutered, just wondering. And again don't get me wrong, I believe the Siberian is huge you can see them in different places on film and such, but I'm just not for certain how heavy they really are.  (03-17-2017, 06:24 AM)Haymaker Wrote:(03-17-2017, 05:45 AM)Pckts Wrote: Nuetering has nothing to do with size, if anything a neutered cat is less muscular but it won't change dimensions. Dude, why are you so hell bent on educating some Nobodies on Youtube..?? Rather check out those thread links I sent you & you can educate yourself, there is at least a 100hrs read worth data in wildfact. You can have all the figures you want & almost all of the points you raise HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY DISCUSSED BEFORE!!!.. READ & COME TO YOUR OWN CONCLUSION bro..don't let others do the thinking for you. Now, I'll try & reply you: This was the Tsavo man-eater when it was shot...  *This image is copyright of its original author This is what it has shrunk to now...  *This image is copyright of its original author The Smithsonian's claimed 389kg...  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Now, guess how he might have looked like originally. He had all the 6 qualities a tiger needs to screw-the-scale..Massive head, thick neck, big forequarters, wide chest-girth, high overall bulk or stockiness, large height & length...Empty weight could reach 350kilos. But he was partially gorged & was weighed on farm equipments. Even "Mazak's 384kg Amur" didn't look that exceptionally large & might have been flawed or exaggerated or gorged or might even had a tumor... How do we confirm now??!!!
Post it here if you like, we'd be happy to help you since you aren't comfortable searching yourself.
(03-17-2017, 05:45 AM)Pckts Wrote: Nuetering has nothing to do with size, if anything a neutered cat is less muscular but it won't change dimensions. l know about the lion, shot in '93..Never heard of Koch's tigers!!!  Could you plz share the reports of the two tigers!? Or at least provide a link?!.. (03-19-2017, 07:51 AM)Rishi Wrote:Posted in the size comparison thread, take a look.(03-17-2017, 06:06 PM)Pckts Wrote: @Rishi 
@Rishi
Read this post by @GuateGojira http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-who-is-t...93#pid4293 (last post at page 10) 
If it helps, the 389 kg specimen in the Smithsonian is no where near complete and what is sitting on display is unlikely to be an accurate reflection of the specimen body, bar the skull. Only the skull and skin was retained and mounted. I've no idea where the rest of the axial and appendicular skeleton is, it's not in the closed collections. Here is the collection information for the specimen and what is retained by the NMNH.
With that, this thread is getting derailed so I kindly request we allow to get back on topic. No more posts on off topic material, we need to keep the place tidy and organized. If anyone has specific questions and are willing to entertain answers given, please use the "Questions" section or a more appropriate at least. 
this BMW male is perhaps the most impressive creature I've seen.. Guess this is what 300 kg cat looks like
@Pantherinae :
About #718: beautiful and really astounding male tiger ! So much strength potentially contained, it's really amazing...
Umarpani from Kanha! A huge tiger this, and he's perfectly buildt, athletic and muscular.. Raw attitude aswell, maybe my favorite cat atm!
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