ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION - A - THE TIGER (Panthera tigris)

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@peter
I'm having a discussion with Warsaw and he is saying the translation of this text
http://coollib.net/b/261421/read
Warsaw states:
"Jankowski only wrote that the tiger had eaten the bear . It's weird to me that the original text of Jankowski book does not mention a single word about any signs of struggle between the bear and the tiger .
BTW From the same book:Tiger,deer,ginseng" by V.J .Jankovski"

and you said
"This one was similar in length (11.6 'over curves'), but bigger all the way. W.J. Jankowski, who was there when the tiger was shot, wrote it was the largest Amur tiger he and his brothers had even seen. And they had seen more than anyone. In his letter to V. Mazak (May 8, 1970), he wrote the giant tiger was at least 300 kg. A few days before he was shot (in July 1943), the tiger had killed a large male brown bear of which only the head and one leg remained. The bear undoubtedly contributed to the great weight. I've posted the photograph more than once, but I can't get enough of it. It really is a glimpse into the past and one of a kind:"

So I was just curious if the text states that it was a Male bear or not?
Thanks Peter Reply