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Wolf killer
Tweet Topic Started: Mar 28 2015, 04:51 PM (5,392 Views)
Creeper	Apr 3 2015, 12:26 PM Post #46
Carboniferous Arthropod Posts: 1,585 Group: Global Moderators Member #154 Joined: Jan 29, 2012	Warsaw2014 Apr 3 2015, 02:23 AM Biggest prey that a tiger has killed: asian elephant "Although originally trained as an engineer at NITK, Surathkal in 1971, pursuing his deep passion for wildlife and Ullas Karanth started studying tiger ecology in India in 1986, obtaining his Masters Degree from University of Florida, USA (1988) and PhD from Mangalore University, India (1993). Dr. Karanth has worked extensively on tiger and prey ecology, published over 100 scientific papers and several books including The Way of the Tiger, A View from the Machan and Science of Saving Tigers. His focal areas of interest are: carnivore ecology , modeling of wildlife populations, and conservation policy. He has worked as a conservation scientist for the Wildlife Conservation Society since 1988, and is also the founder director of Centre for Wildlife Studies, Bangalore. He is currently Director for Science-Asia, with the Wildlife Conservation Society. He has served as board member of WWF India and been a Vice President of Bombay Natural History Society. He serves currently as member on the National Tiger Conservation Authority and the Governing Body of the Wildlife Institute of India. Dr. Karanth was elected a Fellow of Indian Academy of Sciences in 2008. He was awarded the Sierra Club’s International Earthcare award in 2006, J. Paul Getty Award of WWF in 2007 and Salim Ali Award for lifetime achievement from Bombay Natural History Society in 2009. He won the Karnataka Government’s Rajyothsava Award in 2010 and the Padmashree award from the President of India in 2012. https://nicholas.duke.edu/fergusonlecture/karanth/bio 1998 ESTIMATION OF TIGER DENSITIES IN INDIA USING PHOTOGRAPHIC CAPTURES AND RECAPTURES "...Tiger predation on Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) and one-horned rhinos (Rhinoceros unicornis) is rare and restricted to small calves. Therefore, we ignored these two species in our analysis of data from Kaziranga, where both occur, and from Nagarahole, where elephants are present..." http://repository.ias.ac.in/89442/1/3-P.pdf Rare Video Captures Tiger Making Its Kill Posted by Wildlife Conservation Society in Cat Watch on December 3, 2013 http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2013/12/03/rare-video-captures-tiger-making-its-kill/ By K. Ullas Karanth" 2013...Occasionally tigers kill calves of elephants and rhinos..." I keep seeing the word calf in this. So if I can kill a tiger cub wouldn't that make me the "ultimate terrestrial predator"



ChazoG	Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM Post #47
Autotrophic Organism Posts: 65 Group: Members Member #3,189 Joined: Feb 28, 2015	Taipan Apr 3 2015, 12:01 PM ChazoG Apr 2 2015, 10:43 PM Biggest predator that a Tiger has killed :Saltwater crocodile Biggest prey that a tiger has killed: asian elephant Based on the 'evidence' you have provided, the tiger remains the most over hyped feline species, some argue the most over hyped carnivoran. I was hoping you could mount a decent case, but you failed. Looks like the lion fanboy in you is retaliating. I already gave you encounters of Tigers killing animals bigger than Cougars can kill for their size, but in your case you're ignoring it. Have fun https://archive.org/details/royaltigerbenga01fayrgoog oh and one last thing , it has already been documented that Tigers kill bears in the summer as well, but you seem to ignore that too. looks like alzheimer's is getting to you eh?



Taipan	Apr 3 2015, 01:24 PM Post #48
Administrator Posts: 18,014 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Feb 25, 2011	ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM Taipan Apr 3 2015, 12:01 PM ChazoG Apr 2 2015, 10:43 PM Biggest predator that a Tiger has killed :Saltwater crocodile Biggest prey that a tiger has killed: asian elephant Based on the 'evidence' you have provided, the tiger remains the most over hyped feline species, some argue the most over hyped carnivoran. I was hoping you could mount a decent case, but you failed. Looks like the lion fanboy in you is retaliating. I already gave you encounters of Tigers killing animals bigger than Cougars can kill for their size, but in your case you're ignoring it. You have instantly fallen into Tiger v Lion mode in the above response - assuming I am a Lion Fanboy. What a surprise that mentality affects your judgement. And seriously dont comment regarding Cougars or any other cat species - you are so deluded on tigers, any subjective opinion you offer on any cat species is worthless. ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM Have fun https://archive.org/details/royaltigerbenga01fayrgoog "The royal tiger of Bengal, his life and death by Fayrer, Joseph, Sir, 1824-1907 Published 1875" ^ Thats the kind of crap you believe! ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM oh and one last thing , it has already been documented that Tigers kill bears in the summer as well, but you seem to ignore that too. looks like alzheimer's is getting to you eh I'm quite certain even a alzheimer's patient could see through the 'evidence' you post.



ChazoG	Apr 3 2015, 05:21 PM Post #49
Autotrophic Organism Posts: 65 Group: Members Member #3,189 Joined: Feb 28, 2015	Taipan Apr 3 2015, 01:24 PM ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM Taipan Apr 3 2015, 12:01 PM Quoting limited to 3 levels deep Looks like the lion fanboy in you is retaliating. I already gave you encounters of Tigers killing animals bigger than Cougars can kill for their size, but in your case you're ignoring it. You have instantly fallen into Tiger v Lion mode in the above response - assuming I am a Lion Fanboy. What a surprise that mentality affects your judgement. And seriously dont comment regarding Cougars or any other cat species - you are so deluded on tigers, any subjective opinion you offer on any cat species is worthless. ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM Have fun https://archive.org/details/royaltigerbenga01fayrgoog "The royal tiger of Bengal, his life and death by Fayrer, Joseph, Sir, 1824-1907 Published 1875" ^ Thats the kind of crap you believe! ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM oh and one last thing , it has already been documented that Tigers kill bears in the summer as well, but you seem to ignore that too. looks like alzheimer's is getting to you eh I'm quite certain even a alzheimer's patient could see through the 'evidence' you post. Yawn One of your favorite animals is the lion like you stated a while ago, or did you forget that as well? Speaking of forgetting http://carnivoraforum.com/topic/10247892/1/#new Look's like someone forgot about this well. This pretty much settles things with you m8 alzheimer's l z h e i m e r 's back to dealing with the other gramps now. Edited by ChazoG, Apr 3 2015, 05:24 PM.



Taipan	Apr 3 2015, 07:25 PM Post #50
Administrator Posts: 18,014 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Feb 25, 2011	ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 05:21 PM Yawn Thats pretty much the reaction I get dealing with Tiger Fanboy's too, ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 05:21 PM One of your favorite animals is the lion like you stated a while ago, or did you forget that as well? No it is. But you've revealed a bit much about yourself with that observation. The most obvious being an inability to distinguish between someone who has favorite animals and someone who has an idiotic devotion to an animal that leads to unrealistic perceptions and portrayals. I am the former, you are the latter. ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 05:21 PM Speaking of forgetting http://carnivoraforum.com/topic/10247892/1/#new Look's like someone forgot about this well. No, thats called being unbiased - posting evenly and unbiasedly on a variety of animals. Try it someday! You may want to grow up a bit too and drop the alzheimer's comments - its a horrible disease, and some people reading your comments may have family members suffering from it. Edited by Taipan, Apr 3 2015, 09:56 PM.



Inhumanum Rapax	Apr 3 2015, 11:31 PM Post #51
Parabola Vita Posts: 1,290 Group: Members Member #2,665 Joined: Jul 19, 2014	ChazoG Apr 3 2015, 01:09 PM Taipan Apr 3 2015, 12:01 PM ChazoG Apr 2 2015, 10:43 PM Biggest predator that a Tiger has killed :Saltwater crocodile Biggest prey that a tiger has killed: asian elephant Based on the 'evidence' you have provided, the tiger remains the most over hyped feline species, some argue the most over hyped carnivoran. I was hoping you could mount a decent case, but you failed. Looks like the lion fanboy in you is retaliating. I already gave you encounters of Tigers killing animals bigger than Cougars can kill for their size, but in your case you're ignoring it. Have fun https://archive.org/details/royaltigerbenga01fayrgoog oh and one last thing , it has already been documented that Tigers kill bears in the summer as well, but you seem to ignore that too. looks like alzheimer's is getting to you eh? Hey Amur, weren't you banned?



MightyKharza	Oct 10 2015, 08:48 PM Post #52
Omnivore Posts: 1,106 Group: Members Member #17 Joined: Jan 8, 2012	Tigress Ilona in Khingansky Reserve produced the fourth year of the wolf In Khingansky reserve discovered the remains of an adult wolf, who was killed and eaten by a tigress Ilona. As the deputy director Vyacheslav Kastrikin Khingan Reserve, it is a valid case for the fourth year in which the wild cat wolf produced. However, they may be more. "Judging by the date - May - and the environment - Zelenka Valley, wolf myshkoval or hunted deer, more likely, because mice Gorelnik little spring that overlook the green fodder. As long wolf chasing a tiger no prospects, it is likely that she found it and began to approach, "- said Vyacheslav Kastrikin. Tiger Hunting for wolves - the phenomenon of infrequent. Wolves usually try to leave the area where the tigers. Therefore, four reliable facts hunting wolves - an extraordinary event. "No hunter of wolves can not provide such efficiency", - said Vyacheslav. Now Ilona is situated in the mountainous part of the reserve. She travels a lot, mostly in the mountains, but out on the plain. In general, it takes a habitat of about 500 square kilometers. http://www.amur.info/news/2015/07/26/97335



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