Size comparisons

[BorneanTiger]

@Pckts @Luipaard What I think would really help is if we can somehow put the Llanos and Pantanal jaguars together, rather than rely on different field analyses or scientific studies by people we may or may not know, as in, have primary data or information, rather than just secondary data or information. After all, a reason why I used the issue of the Bengal tiger vs the Siberian tiger is to show that even scientists can get things wrong, for instance, the Siberian tiger is often presumed to be the biggest of tigers and felids:

Nowell and Jackson: http://carnivoractionplans1.free.fr/wild...f#page=180
   

But from modern data, it appears that in the wilderness, the Amur tiger is not the biggest of tigers or cats, being outweighed on average by the Bengal tiger, so we have to be careful of what Nowell and Jackson said above, even if they are experts on felids: http://fishowls.com/Slaght%20et%20al%202005.pdf, https://www.scribd.com/document/55288084...Tiger-2015, https://www.scribd.com/document/55287778...Tiger-2015 Reply