Big cat and Bear tale

[Matias]

Until then, despite the grueling months that this subject dominated the tiger's thread, saw no problem with @Apex Titan  synthesizing and including narratives that favor his point of view. After all, always wanted to prove that Siberian tigers beat big brown bears. 

Every narrative of unwitnessed predation generates plentiful interpretations and deductions, and possibly all of them are capable of fostering a good story; the question: facts x interpretations (including contexts that cannot be properly measured) give rise to multiple insights. Apex has been free to post what he wants for all this time - This is what happens when discussing themes that cannot be built into a concrete reality where Science finds support. All your need to “have the last word” is too revealing and shows that you don't accept disagreements. Not only do you dismiss all the considerations of those who try to place themselves within this subject, as @LandSeaLion . You just want your narrative to prevail.

The subject became too polluted… we can't find the best points, they were lost in pages and more pages saying basically the same thing.

"He who needs to post more than 30 times on the same subject, will not be able to prove his point the next time"

Wildfact, this discussion needs to have an end.

At least, for me, it's over! Reply