Animal Strength Feats

[Panther]

(01-05-2019, 03:49 PM)Shadow Wrote: I criticize all myths because I am curious to see, what can be found and if I am missing something.

This is actually not fitting to you, after I found how you reacted in both "king of bears..." Thread and my own thread.

Quote:I have looked closer also to bear strength and I already found one study here on this forum, which was confirmed to be a fake from university, which was referred there. I have at this moment a query about other study about bears, which I think, that is a fake too.

I hope you're not referring to brotherbear's one, LOL.

Quote:Reason is, that I haven´t been able to track down any scientist or other people mentioned in it. Also I haven´t found that study anywhere in internet. Usually when you can find something in only one place with people, who don´t exist, someone has just made it up. But I wait until I am 100% sure before I say more about that second case.

Yeah right, but those books you criticising now and the ones who wrote them are most likely doesn't exist now. They must be died, doesn't mean they're wrong. Of course they're not.

Quote:Kodiak weights are in other thread and everyone can read there what I criticized if interested.

You actually turned into defensive mode along with brotherbear, etc..

Quote:What comes to animal strength, I am interested about reality. What can be proven, what is then plausible and what is just myths/fairy tales. I am not criticizing these animals, I like all of them, tigers, lions, bears etc. But for instance this Corbett, your countryman, Kailash Sankhala is one who criticizes too many old stories. Still he loves tigers more than anything, I think. I love tigers too, one of my all time favorite animals.

I don't know about "Kailash sankhala", the guy who believed lion wins against tiger 9/10 times or something like that. Which is not reliable at all.

But where did you find 770kgs weight for "13men couldn't dragged" account? I mean, just look up, here's it.

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Source: https://books.google.co.uk/books?dq=tige...nt&f=false

Gaur bulls ranging upto 1500kgs, is officially considered. So there's basically nothing to criticize at..

There's another different account of a Siberian Tiger dragging 770kgs carcass for 500 metres. I think you confused that with this.

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Source: https://books.google.co.in/books?id=ZLD4...es&f=false

Also ln the below documentary, go to 12:56. Biologist Neil McCann mentions how the veteran tiger tracker, Peter Burn witnessed a tiger carry a 700kg Water buffalo up a steep revine! I don't think all these are "exaggerating"!
https://youtu.be/P9652D2f-HM Reply