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King Adriano


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we've seen lion/jaguar hybrids i wonder what a tiger/jag hybrid would look like,for sure it will have monstrous physique..but the coat pattern can you imagine?
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@Rage2277 I believe their pattern would be something similar to what you see in certain ligers. Lions themselves are spotted cats as well so some ligers tend to have long rosettes or stripes that open in half into large rosettes. But you're right that hybrid would be incredibly powerful.
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( This post was last modified: 06-14-2020, 11:38 PM by Dark Jaguar )

@Rage2277 I personally think both jaguar and tiger have most similarities than other big cats.





credits: Fazenda San Francisco

Projeto Gadonça


2 males mating at same time with female.



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(06-13-2020, 07:44 PM)OncaAtrox Wrote: Northern Pantanal male


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This big male from Porto Jofre is a beast, no names have been publicized for him but his frame is huge and his coat coloring is different from the usual light grey we see in other specimens. This one I easily guess is around or above 140 kg


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Wim van den Heever: " This brute of a Jaguar is known as Adriano.

When I first saw him a bunch of researches had just darted him and took some measurements - 157kg was his weight..!
That is truly astounding seeing that Jags are supposed to be around 80-100kg’s in weight only.
He is still the most awesome Jaguar I have ever seen - truly magnificent ? "


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( This post was last modified: 06-16-2020, 04:29 PM by Balam )

Upon further inspection I believe the jaguar of my previous post is Tusk, here he is when he was younger:


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( This post was last modified: 06-17-2020, 02:16 AM by Dark Jaguar )

@"OncaAtrox"  Tusk is indeed the male from your last post however the other male isn't Tusk.




Pantanal Jaguar from Refúgio da Ilha.

credits: Refúgio da Ilha Ecolodge



Prainha male


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Prainha taking sunbathe. https://www.facebook.com/refdailha/photo...=3&theater

photo: Alzira E


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@Dark Jaguar the other male is indeed Tusk, here is the caption where I got it from:

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(06-17-2020, 02:37 AM)OncaAtrox Wrote: @Dark Jaguar the other male is indeed Tusk, here is the caption where I got it from:





I am not talking about this one, I am talking about the larger older male. He is not Tusk.
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@Dark Jaguar ohh, yeah he seems to be a huge incognito, if he isn't Tusk the I'd love to know more about him, Ailton Lara estimated him to be over 135 kg in weight, he appears to be in his prime and is probably one of the new dominant males in the area now that Adriano and Mick are gone.
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( This post was last modified: 06-17-2020, 03:09 AM by Dark Jaguar )

@"OncaAtrox"
Yeah They both look similar around the surrounding eyes face but on other areas they don't match.

Put both picks aside and check this out.

Certain jags has very unique rossetes and facial characteristics and colorations that plays major role on identifing and differentiating them.

The best thing I focus is on the single dots if you see 2 very similar animals but one got one single dot on its hind quarter (which is the case of these pics) and the other got 2 they aren't the same anymore.

Around the hindquarter from that angle Tusk got only one which forms only one flower whereas the unknown male around the same place got much more than 2 dots which forms multiple flowers and even if both got one its very worth noting the shape of the rossettes on its surroundings, it can be different.

You can also focus on the larger rossettes and see if they got tiny dots within. If one got 2 spots or more within and the other animal has empty rossetes at same spot on the same area they can't be considered the same animal anymore.

they both got different forehead patterns and Tusk's right ear is cut and like you said he is younger.

Their belly patterns also don't match.

From the same angle The older male got a pettern on his right arm that resembles a tiger stripe whereas Tusk don't have it on the same place.


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Note the pic above despite the flowers already formed there are still 4 free dots outside of the rossetes around the same area of the animal's body which can form into new flowers.




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Regarding the dynamics its gonna be very interesting with new males in the area but I wish we new more in details.
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Porto Jofre male


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