Modern weights and measurements on wild tigers

[peter]

(11-12-2020, 12:31 AM)Pckts Wrote: bhutanfdn
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@Rishi @Ashutosh @GuateGojira @peter @tigerluver and for anyone else interested.
This may be a good time to ask about weights, measurement protocol and any other things that you're interested in about these rarely studied Tigers.

One of us will do. My proposal is you contact them on size, activity patterns and interactions with humans and other animals. Bhutan tigers seem to be somewhat different from others. Could be a result of adaptation, but there could be other factors we're not aware of. Maybe you can ask them if they're related to other populations. Good find. Reply