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Modern weights and measurements on wild tigers

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( This post was last modified: 08-16-2020, 05:17 PM by Dark Jaguar )

Batua Sumatran male Tiger 110 kg.

Unfortunately as a result of a poacher's snare the male tiger named Kiyay Batua suffered many injuries which resulted him to get his leg amputated, he will be kept in captivity for recover.

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''The Sumatran tiger weighing around 110 kg was previously caught in the Batu Ampar area, Suoh, West Lampung, Tuesday (2/7/2019). Not only did his leg rot and had to be amputated, Batua also suffered wounds on his stomach and broken his upper canines. In addition, there is a hole above the neck, on the back and between the right front legs.''


110 kg Batua Sumatran male when found. ( Photo: Instagram @bksda_lampung )


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Prof. Dr. Rosichon Ubaidillah observes the activities of the Batua Tiger through CCTV cameras. (Photo: Lampung77.com)


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From the results of his observations when viewing Batua's activities through CCTV cameras, Rosichon revealed that these animals were very risky if released.

“Personally, I'm a little doubtful about being released. This is related to his biophysical condition (deformed right leg). Biophysics for carnivorous (meat-eating) animal groups is more complicated than for non-carnivores. There is the ability to chase, catch and kill prey. If the biophysics is not fulfilled, it cannot. "It is more risky for the tiger to live if the biophysics are not fulfilled," said the Association of Zoos throughout Indonesia (PKBSI).



Thankfuly his condition improved.

''Luckily, after the amputation and receiving treatment and intensive care at the Green Valley Conservation Institute (LK), Lampung, Batua's condition has gradually improved even though his condition is now permanently disabled. Batua is now still in isolation for the next three months for recovery.''

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Check the full case in details from the Indonesian pages.

https://www.lampung77.com/kaki-kanan-dia...i-alamnya/

https://www.lampung77.com/fakta-fakta-ha...ikawinkan/
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RE: Modern weights and measurements on wild tigers - Dark Jaguar - 08-16-2020, 05:09 PM
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