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Size comparisons
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 (07-12-2019, 11:28 PM)BorneanTiger Wrote:Fernando and Rafeal are part of the same project, they worked together, it's just Rafeal took a bit of a back seat and Fernando took the reigns over. I'm not sure why, maybe Rafeal got tired of going out in the hot sun or just took a more executive role, I won't pretend to know why.(07-12-2019, 11:15 PM)Pckts Wrote: Thanks @epaiva There was never a claim that Los llanos Jaguars couldn't rival Pantanal Jags, it's just the fact that they have only been more persecuted in recent years while pantanal Jags have only been more protected which is why you have larger males in the pantanal more frequently and a higher prey base and jaguar densisty. Los llanos could of produced many huge cats in the past but those days are gone unfortunately and regardless under the right conditions for both locations the pantanal is going to produce larger males simply because it's far larger and no place on earth holds more caiman. Like any park, you will have males that are as big as males anywhere else but the quantity of those large males will be dictated by the prey base, habitat and breeding females. A perfect example is Waghdoh from Tadoba, he's as large as almost any Tiger you can name but most other Tadoba males are smaller. |
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