B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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(11-06-2014, 04:24 AM)'Roflcopters' Wrote: You have to admit though, Gabbar has never backed down from a fight and is actually doing pretty good now. I heard the injuries that Katezari recently sustained were against Gabbar in a territorial fight. Gabbar may be the smallest male amongst the giants but he's got the right attitude of a warrior who doesn't take crap, He'll get beaten but he will come back for more until he makes his presense felt and that's what he's doing. look at him in the recent photos of him, he's gotten pretty big and has earned a fierce reputation for himself. 

 

Oh, I take nothing away from Gabbar. He has been looking more and more massive and he has all the fighting expierence in the world. I don't think that any wild territory holding Tiger can survive with out be in many fights. I think once they give way their time usually comes to a end, once they lose confidence in their strength that is probably the end of them. They will be driven out by any and all competitors since they no longer have that fire inside. I think the same thing applies with lions, they say that once a lion has lost his coalition or pride, he never regains another.

I also find it interesting that with all of these big bad males, none of them dare challenge the mighty Waghdoh, it seems as though his reputation proceeds him.


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