Tigers of North-Eastern India

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(11-28-2022, 11:38 AM)peter Wrote:

(11-26-2022, 01:58 PM)远东北亚巨虎 Wrote:

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I am also curious about the wound of this young golden tiger. Usually an adult female Indian rhinoceros has blunt horns, which is unlikely to cause such a wound. Those who can cause such wounds are more like elephants

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In bandipur, the male tiger Mookha was also killed by the elephant, and the ivory pierced his body。Their wounds are similar。

But the young golden tiger may have been eaten by other small scavengers，This situation is not ruled out

1 - ABOUT THE INTENTION OF MY PREVIOUS POST 

Although it may seem different, my first post (627) wasn't about the incident discussed. It also wasn't about the difference between between a platform like YouTube and a public forum. Finally, it wasn't about the questions asked. The aim was to see in what way you would respond.  

Before writing my post, I read a number of your contributions. I noticed you got a few hundred 'likes' in the period 2019-2022. In that period, you never 'liked' a post of another member. Not one. I can only get to remarkable. It suggests the one involved isn't interested in others.  

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Do you appreciate the policy of Wildfact (referring to the language used to interact, the focus on good information and knowledge of the rules of interaction)? The answer seems to be not quite. 

You post in English, but do not use an English name and when one of the co-owners informs you about the problem it creates, you tell him you didn't know. Meaning you apparently never visited the rules section and also meaning you don't really care about the advice offered. Your posts say you only care about expressing your opinion on a topic you like. 

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I'm not the only one (referring to our mods) who concluded you indulge in self esteem. I'm also not the only one who concluded your two responses to my post compare to a lecture. A lecture in how to get to the 'correct' interpretation of an incident and how to get away with ignoring the advice of one of the co-owners.  

Your knowledge in the department of rules and interaction was already discussed. The conclusion is you're not interested. You're also not interested in information posted by other members, as you, in a period of 3 years, never 'liked' or responded to a post. You're interested in posting you're take on things. And what did I notice when I watched the videos you uploaded?

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The author of the thread 'B2 and other etc', Roflcopters, appreciates the information you post. He thinks you're well-informed in the department of tigers in northeastern India. I agree and I'm not the only one. That's why your reputation was raised. Raising a reputation of a member, however, can be risky: at times, it results in an attitude.  

We've had a few members quite heavily involved in self-esteem and outright arrogance. Most of them were well-informed and able to produce classy posts. Their contributions resulted in a lot of positive responses. It goes without saying they themselves couldn't agree more with the praise they got. 

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Now you can't say you didn't know. 

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Okay, I've set a custom English name。Although I registered the forum account in 2019，But I only activated my account recently。Thank you for your proposal. Reply