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Overrated size of Munna aka Langda of Kanha National Park

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(08-19-2014, 04:39 AM)'chaos' Wrote: Quite honestly, I've seen many pictures of tigers who appear much larger.
 

 

How can you make such a assumption?
You don't know the shoulder height, body length or girth of them.
You simply go off a photo and assume, compared to Kanwar who literally sees 100s of tigers a year.
To say that you have seen larger tigers is true, I'm sure there are larger ones, Kaziranga and Corbett.
But Munna is now quoted by many people as being as large as Red Eye, Patewala or Naak Kata, that is proof that he is a massive. Or else you would be saying that Red Eye, Patewala and Naak Kata are all "overrated" as well?

 




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