Amur Tigers

[Pckts]

I just go off those tables we use for weights and body measurements. 
Google search and images on Mac books suck, so I will have to wait till tomorrow to compare sizes.

But here is what Gaute said a while back
"1. Shoulder height: Is commonly stated that the Amur tiger is 2 to 4 inches taller than the Bengal, however, the wild records shows that, in fact, both of them reached the 110 cm in straight line. In captivity, the Amur tiger is definitively taller, according with the figures of Mazák (1983). Overall, both of them average about a meter tall, just like is stated by Sunquist & Sunquist (2002).
 
2. Head-body length: Scientific records show that the longest of them is the Amur tiger (maximum of 208 cm against 204 cm in the largest Nagarahole male). However, Brander recorded animals of up to 221 cm in head-body length “between pegs”. If we take the Giant Amur from Jankovsky, with a total length of 330 cm “between pegs”, the head-body length will be c.220 cm (the tail is usually 1/3 of the total length of a tiger (Mazák, 1981)). So, the largest tigers, Amur and Bengal, in record reached about 220 cm in head-body length. On average, the difference is not too much, with 190 cm for Bengals (Brander and the Maharaja of Cooch Behar) and 195 cm for Amur (Kerley et al, 2005)."
 

Since captivity is meaningless for bengals because there is literally nothing on body measurements and weight of pure bengal tigers, its hard to determine. As well as the extremely poor facilities they have been kept in for a long time. Reply