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

[tigerluver]

@GrizzlyClaws, I personally don't have any info on big Baikal other than KingThera's email. His source is open and I'm sure anyone could contact the facility for confirmation, adding to reliability. KingThera's been a good, reliable poster before anyhow, so I personally don't doubt him. By that forum post, the poster stated he would contact them but did not provide any followup so I can't judge. I can't remember the details of how it was concluded that the two Baikals were different, but I think multiple posters confirmed it. 

WaveRiders. One, we're seeing some Freudian projection in your attacks against posters here, though I'm sure three witnesses is enough for the point to get across. Please keep it to information and not posters.

I'd argue your definition of peer-reviewed as I've explained before. Beyond the fact that books are not peer-reviewed like a paper anyhow, Sunquist and Sunquist, the top of the line in felid science, cited 325 kg (a value which has so and so sources in terms of reliability at best) as end range for the Amur tiger. I guess with the logic you've applied, 325 kg wild Amur tigers it is. Reply