Biggest Kaziranga tiger?

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(07-02-2014, 01:31 AM)'Pantherinae' Wrote: I'm sorry but I have to go of topic one last time to, @Pckts

male lions do bite alot, and thats maybe why they do have shorter teeth's, because lions will often bite, much more than tigers. When male lions do fight they do often throw themself over eachother and bite, bite bite, often the flanks, and back is bitten aswell as legs and face. But male lions who attacks lionesses and young male lions will as tigers go for throat! 

 

I hate derailing this thread, I suggest a fighting techniqe thread, but that does tend to spiral out of control, but in response,

The reason they can attack the flanks, back and legs is because they have multiple attackers and numbers in their favor. Usually it is a lone lion trying to keep his rear towards the ground like a hyenna, defending multiple attackers.
Tigers will attack and bite all over, but do tend to go for the throat more. But I can show you multiple fights where they are biting all over.

The problem is, you almost never see lions fight one on one, there are two on you tube and both are brothers with in the same pride, I believe and one has the whole pride trying to break them up.
Tigers are very hard to film in the wild, let alone an entire fight, so we can use Neverland if you want. There are a couple of bad fights between tigers,
Hobbi vs Young Final 16 and Short ears vs Hobbi, you can see some tiger fighting tactics there. You can watch Jon Varty's tigers in S. Africa fight, as well. That is a brutal one.

Either way, both will deliver a throat bite if its open.

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