Big cat and Bear tale

[Rishi]

(05-03-2017, 10:43 AM)Garfield Wrote:

(05-03-2017, 10:11 AM)Rishi Wrote:

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Yeah that's pretty remarkable, I seen this guy posting some mad stuff on accounts like these, that art is for sure probably based on an actual sighting by the Indian natives, becaz in almost all the accounts Ive seen the bears almost always win.  I think its just the way the tiger is wired, its not set up for the long drawn out struggle with an equally strong adversary.  I saw one account of one bear killing 3 tigers.

All tigers regularly kill & eat bears (all kinds)..& the bears, ferocious buggers that they are, sometimes try & return the favour.
Animal interactions, more so the interspecific ones, are not simple..They are neither static & nor do they follow a specific pattern.

(Those Grizzly & Puma videos don't belong. I've removed them here> http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-bear-and...6#pid39876 #123)

Though you haven't provided your "accounts" I can't doubt their existance, but plz refrain from making blatant statements, unless you have about 100 incidents randomly picked out of a 1000 observations pointing that way.

"In the wild, expect the unexpected, as us humans haven't much clue of what to expect" --Forgot who 
(Making this my signature)
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@brotherbear it may be inappropriate, but not impossible..
Mughal dyansty were patrons of the greatest recordings of natural history in the medieval world. Their work is reknowned for accuracy of documentation.
Check out #285 & #290 here ( http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-asiatic-...0#pid39850 )... Reply