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Amur and Kaziranga Tigers - Habitat and Prey Analysis

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(11-19-2014, 08:13 PM)'chaos' Wrote: From a fighting perspective, I'd go with a lighter, faster, more muscular and flexible version over the stronger, bulkier version.
Just my opinion. Sorry for being a bit off topic 

 

Examples can be made for both sides of the coin. That being said, the two most dominate tigers of all time IMO, Waghdoh (the undeniable size king of his territory) and possibly the most dominate tiger ever and Munna a very large tiger but seems to be the same size as Red Eye, Patewala, Naak Kata, Kankata, Bhima, etc.


But these tigers are still close in size to others same. If you want to exagerate the differnces and compare a much smaller tiger or lion to a much larger 75kg + than the tides will undoubtedly be in the larger tigers favor.

Hence why Harbin Park has a King Tiger territory where it must keep its largest Siberians.
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