ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION - A - THE TIGER (Panthera tigris)

[brotherbear]

Remember though, that in the 'Viking Wilderness' the European brown bears are rarely as large or as aggressive as an American grizzly or a Russian black grizzly. I have watched more than one documentary where a big grizzly took a carcass from a large pack of grey wolves relatively unchallenged. Perhaps if the wolves were suicidal, they might kill the bear, but likely with considerable loss. I would think that the same would hold true with a tiger.
I will add that, in Yellowstone, it has been proven that bears actually benefit by the presence of wolves.

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