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

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@Wolverine:

About #1760: very interesting what you say about the "concentrated hunter" tiger's capacities. I have never heard or read such an interpretation like this one. I don't say I don't believe that, but it's disturbing. It reminds me a movie "Orca", not a good movie, but entertaining:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orca_(film)

Then, when I was student in paleontology, the first men were especially compared to the baboons: same biotop in Africa (savannah), in part meat diet, and same social structure when the pride was moving through the savannah, the strongest males surrounding the weakest, babies, youngs and females to the centre... But I'm straying from the point.

But, about tigers (our subject), if what you said is true, do you realize the leap forward as regard the animal evolution among the other animals ? To keep his concentration focused on an aim, here an act of vengeance, is an enormous asset. At last as important as the intelligence itself. That is why I find it disturbing. Reply