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Felids Interactions - Intraspecific Conflicts
Felids Interactions - Intraspecific Conflicts
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Felids Interactions - Intraspecific Conflicts
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Uma and CM sizing eachother up from 3 years ago.
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onçafari
OLD VIDEO. Females skirmish. Nusa ( without collar ) and Esperança ( with collar ). Nusa was with cubs and there was a carcass nearby. 
"Adult jaguar siblings Jorge and Patricia having a small altercation. Jorge had been hunting along the banks of the Three Brothers River, when he bumped into his sister. Clearly unhappy with his presence she reacted aggressively."
 *This image is copyright of its original author By Ian Jhonson (07-21-2020, 07:11 AM)OncaAtrox Wrote: "Adult jaguar siblings Jorge and Patricia having a small altercation. Jorge had been hunting along the banks of the Three Brothers River, when he bumped into his sister. Clearly unhappy with his presence she reacted aggressively."Patricia is mother to quite a few Jaguars in the three rivers, she's similar to Machli in Ranthambore. [color=var(--primary-text)]Male Lions Attacking Another Lion Get Interrupted by Elephants & Hippos [/color] [color=var(--secondary-text)]Male Lions attacking another lion get interrupted by elephants & hippos![/color] 
How do wild dogs and
Leopards interact? Does one dominate the other like tigers vs wolves or is it pretty even? (08-06-2020, 11:37 AM)Stripedlion2 Wrote: How do wild dogs and African wild dogs are fast, agile, smart and brave. When there is more than one, they can harass a leopard and make it flee to the tree just like they can force hyenas to retreat. Bigger packs can be seen harassing even lionesses. When you look to Asia, dholes do the same, they have treed leopards many times. Both of these species are very fast and seem to know really well what they are doing, when they decide to make moves against other predators. (08-06-2020, 01:46 PM)Shadow Wrote:That’s interesting from my knowledge african wild dogs are around 45-70 pounds but large ones can reach 90 pounds . Around the size of a German shepherd and overlapping with a lot of wolf populations in size some large leopards in central Africa and South Africa are around 55-70kg with huge ones reaching 80-90kg . It seems it’s pretty balanced(08-06-2020, 11:37 AM)Stripedlion2 Wrote: How do wild dogs and (08-06-2020, 07:31 PM)Stripedlion2 Wrote:(08-06-2020, 01:46 PM)Shadow Wrote:That’s interesting from my knowledge african wild dogs are around 45-70 pounds but large ones can reach 90 pounds . Around the size of a German shepherd and overlapping with a lot of wolf populations in size some large leopards in central Africa and South Africa are around 55-70kg with huge ones reaching 80-90kg . It seems it’s pretty balanced(08-06-2020, 11:37 AM)Stripedlion2 Wrote: How do wild dogs and With brains and numbers it´s easy to balance things and even get the upper hand.
Arun Singh
8 year old male tiger dies in the struggle for tiger Deadly conflict took place on the banks of Ken river in 0 deep pier range 0 dead tiger's body found floating near Pathai camp on third day The page. A 8-year-old tiger has died in a fierce clash between two male tigers in the Panna Tiger Reserve of Madhya Pradesh. The dead tiger's body was found landing in the Ken river near the Pathai camp in Gangau Beat of Hinauta Range. Giving information regarding the matter of the area operator. S. Bhadoria said that three days ago on August 7, there was a fight between two mile Tigro P-431 and P-123 over a meeting with a tiger, in which the youth tiger P-123 was badly injured. It was done. This tiger injured in the battle was searched by a boat in the Ken River by forest personnel and officials. But the tiger is nowhere found in the river. Mr. Bhadauriya told that the tiger's body was drowned in deep water. Twenty four hours later, when the dead body started flowing in the water, about 8 km from the scene. The body of a tiger was found floating in the river on Sunday 9th August near the Dur Pathai Camp. Tiger's postmortem on Monday due to night of the field operator. S. Wildlife doctor Dr. in the presence of Bhadoria and Deputy Director Mr. Jarande. Done by Sanjeev Kumar Gupta. Area Operator Panna Tiger Reserve Mr. Bhadoria said that on 7 August morning, the tigers were in the P-431 and the Tiger T-6 mainting on the banks of the river in the Beat Jhar of the Ghari Ghat, the Tiger T-6, only then the male tigers were there. The P-123 has arrived. Tiger P-431 became aggressive on the arrival of the second male tiger P-123 As a result, the male tiger P-123 lost his life after the conflict between the two tigers. After seeing the fight between the two tigers, the forest guard Dilip Singh was immediately prepared to reach the spot and the senior officers were informed of the incident. As soon as the information was received, area officers and wildlife doctors along with the area director, deputy director and assistant director arrived on the spot. The male tiger P-431 and Baghin T-6 were found on the spot, but the third tiger was not detected. The third tiger was missing and searched in the forests around the scene, while the boat was patrolled into the river area and the net was searched in the river around the scene but the tiger was not found. The body of a tiger was found floating in the river in the evening on Sunday August 9, which was immediately reported to senior authorities. As soon as the information was received, the deputy director and other staff immediately reached the spot. There was a huge conflict between the male tiger P-123 and the male tiger P-431 and the male tiger P-123 was injured in the mutual conflict, after the male tiger P-123 died, the male tiger flowed from Sakra to about 8 kilometers. Reached floating in the river near the pathai camp of Hinauta area. Due to being in water, the tiger's dead body had bloomed and it did not have a head. Possibly eaten by crocodiles underwater. The death of the male tiger in the mutual conflict was reported by the phone to the Chief Forest Guardian Madhya Pradesh and the National Tiger Protection Authority. Postmortem was decided in the morning due to the night, today on Monday 10 August, the postmortem of the dead tiger was done by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Gupta, Wildlife Therapist Panna Tiger Reserve. The tiger was identified as the male tiger P-123 during the postmortem itself. Marks of mutual conflict between tigers in Postmortem have been found on dead tiger's corpse. Samples of tiger's bisara etc were taken. After postmortem, the funeral of the dead tiger was done in the presence of all. Based on postmortem and other evidence, the death of a tiger has been found to be in mutual conflict. Crocodiles eat tiger's head The dead tiger's body was found landing in the Ken River near the Pathai camp on Sunday evening, forest personnel were brought to the shore by tying the tiger with a rope on the boat. The dead tiger's body was safe but his head was missing from the neck. The possibility is being expressed that the crocodiles have eaten the tiger's head. The place where a tiger's body is found landing in the river, the river is very deep and a large number of crocodiles are also found. Forest personnel monitoring the dead tiger Sunday night said the tiger's body was kept in water by the river to protect it from germs. Several crocodiles attempted to drag the tiger's body overnight but the forest workers ran away from long wood. Female less than male tigers Panna Tiger Reserve has lower number of females than male tigers that are causing conflict. According to the information, three to four tigers reside in the territory of the male tiger. In such a situation, when the balance of the number of male and female tigers is worsened, then the struggle begins between male tigers to dominate the female. This is happening at the present time in Panna Tiger Reserve, instead of territory fight, there is a deadly fight for tigers between male tigers. In this fight, the weak tiger has to lose its life. Of course it's worrying for male tigers but this situation can't be avoided until the sex racio of tigers is naturally balanced. Even before 2009, Panna was suffering from the problem of Tiger Reserve Sex Racio. As a result, the circumstances that were made are universal. There should be a meaningful and effective effort in this direction not to repeat here again  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
Balam giving Juru a run for his money.
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