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

[Shardul]

@sanjay 

The reason I asked that question was that unless we specify what exact method/equipment the Indian researchers use compared to those from other nations, and how and why that is unreliable, judging them like this would be pure speculation. That's why I wanted to know how you reached that conclusion.

Regarding photographers, you need to know that they are just people, like you and me, and even the most seasoned photographers will not agree on something like size. For eg, the photographer @Pckts spoke to said that Tadoba tigers were the largest. Some others say tigers from Corbett are the biggest, others will say Kaziranga and so on. Depending on what distance/angle you view a tiger from, your perception of its size may vary a lot. When I saw T-24 from a distance, he didn't look big to me at all, but the second time he was a bit closer and sleeping, I was surprised at how long and massive he looked. Reply