The Terai Tiger

[johnny rex]

(12-11-2019, 12:14 AM)Roflcopters Wrote: I am with you on that @Pckts 

the way it stands, both have similar prey option available to them. again same type of forest cover, tall grass and a perfect habitat. I feel like both groups rival each other more than any other group. personally if i had to choose, i would be in favor of Dudhwa over Kaziranga just because of that verified weight by the Wildlife Institute of India. however, i still can’t ignore the giants i have seen from Kaziranga. furthermore i think if a male from Kaziranga gets tagged, that would explain a lot of things. 

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KZT085

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Unknown male

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KZT023

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KZT083

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Kaziranga male that was shifted to Manas
 

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just my two cents.

I wonder which are much bigger between the largest Central Indian tigers and these Northern beasts. But generally Northern Indian tigers look much more robust and have bigger robust skulls in relation to their body compare to the Central Indian tigers imo. The Northern Indian tigers also tend to have less stripes around their forearm region. Reply