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Post by arctozilla on May 28, 2024 1:22:08 GMT -5
Tiger fans lack refutation. They view themselves as the "prophets of truth".
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Post by brobear on May 29, 2024 0:06:50 GMT -5
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Post by brobear on Jun 3, 2024 4:31:59 GMT -5
Three full-grown prime male residents of the RFE.
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Post by brobear on Jun 12, 2024 10:01:19 GMT -5
Crap like this by WFs prize fanboy is just brazen untrue misinformation: Quote - "Size comparison between the male tiger 'Grom' and an adult male brown bear. In this picture (2020), the tiger Grom was a young male aged 4 years old." *Note: The bear pictured is a moon bear. Also, look closely. This picture has been "photo-shopped." Sad thing is, the resident fake-professor encourages the misinformation. ![](https://yt3.ggpht.com/cTaapvWEte6awmwh_q62-xHdsjsOtJUE0-_whjp20ZzeIyB7JwVUdaPyccHMvWkPHLUQzSHkm6Qp=s800-c-fcrop64=1,53a60000e4b4ffff-rw-nd-v1)
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Post by brobear on Jun 17, 2024 22:52:53 GMT -5
These questions from that desperate tiger fanboy we all know so well... Quote,
1) Why is one of Russia's greatest and most highly respected, experienced and qualified tiger & bear experts, so adamant and certain that Ochkarik killed the huge male brown bear Chlamyda?
2) How come there's been NO SIGN, NO TRACE, NO NOTHING of this giant bear for 7 years in the Khabarovsk region since his disappearance?
3) How come the huge bear strangely just happened to vanish forever from the forest around the same time Ochkarik came to meet the tigress Rashel and help her?
4) Why would such a major expert authority and biologist like Alexander Batalov risk his reputation by telling a "hunter story" or lie?
5) How come for several years now, Batalov has repeatedly told this case to several different journalists and news reports?
6) And finally, if Ochkarik never killed the bear, then where the hell did this enormous male brown bear, described to have 'maniacal perseverance' , vanish too?
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Post by brobear on Jun 17, 2024 23:04:51 GMT -5
(1)... First of all, I have yet to read anything directly from Batalov himself saying that he is sure that Ochkarik killed Chlamyda. No biologist would make such a statement without proof. If he had the proof, he would have filed a report - which he did not do. (2)... At this precise time, those woods were filling with hunters. It is perfectly normal for a big male bear to leave an area made unsafe by human hunters. Also, it is possible a hunter shot the bear. (3) Same question as number #2. (4) I should be asking you this question. There was no evidence found. (1) no bear remains found (2) no kill site found (3) no battle scars on the tiger. NOTHING. (5) Did he? Where are these news reports? (6) The RFE is a pretty big place dumbass.
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Post by brobear on Jun 24, 2024 9:40:56 GMT -5
From the WF pet fanboy...Nice info, thanks for posting, but not surprising at all. As expected, Russian experts and those who live and work in the forests of Far East Russia, will certainly testify to the Amur tigers dominance and superiority over the brown bear. In very recent years, Russian authorities and biologists such as Sergey Aramilev, other Amur Tiger Center experts, Pavel Fomenko, Yuri Dunishenko, Yuri Vankov etc, have all talked about tiger-brown bear interactions and fights, and all favor an adult male tiger in a fight against even very large brown bears (400 - 600 kg). ________________ 1- The kid did not provide any evidence that any of these guys said what he says they said. 2- Not one of these guys listed has filed a report confirming a full-grown male brown bear being killed by a tiger.
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Post by brobear on Jun 24, 2024 9:44:28 GMT -5
Continued....The old Russian biologists from the Soviet Union era, like Kucherenko and Rukovsky, also talked about clashes and battles between tigers and large brown bears, and based on their own observations and experiences, both favored the tiger and stated that the tiger is more often the winner in a fight against a 'large' or 'very large' brown bear. _____________________ 1- I seriously doubt that any of these guys actually witnessed a tiger ambushing a large brown bear. 2- That large brown bear would of course be a she-bear. 3- Yes, the tiger is more often the winner after ambushing the she-bear always smaller than himself.
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Post by brobear on Jun 24, 2024 9:51:30 GMT -5
Continued...Siberian tigers are the apex predators of the Amur-Ussuri taiga, at the very pinnacle of the food-chain, they hunt, kill and eat adult brown bears, they also reduce and regulate bear populations, and statistics, accounts and expert testimonies consistently show that tigers win most fights against brown bears. So based on all these factors, the tiger is clearly the dominant animal in that region. ______________________ 1- The majority of brown bears ambushed and killed by tigers are adolescents from 3 to 4 years old. Some adult she-bears. So yes, the tiger is usually able to kill his bear prey. 2- Tigers do not regulate bear populations. This is false information. From left to right - Manchurian wapiti - Wild boar - Sika deer - Siberian roe deer - Bear - Other. *Note that far more Asiatic black bears are consumed than brown bears. Well over 90% of brown bears preyed upon by tigers are juveniles while the other ( less than ) 10% are mature she-bears. ![](http://images.yuku.com/image/jpg/d070c55683734d92ad60841e3913d0f3.jpg)
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Post by brobear on Jun 24, 2024 9:55:52 GMT -5
Continued...So it's no surprise that 'wildrussiantour' also stated that the tiger is the dominant animal and reduces brown bear populations in that region. _______________________ 1- Some teenager tour guide.
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Post by brobear on Jun 24, 2024 9:58:58 GMT -5
Continued....To add further credence to 'wildrussiantour's statement. Recently, in 2022, a male tiger hunted and killed a larger adult male brown bear in a fight. Chief forest inspector Yuri Kya and his team of seasoned forest rangers found clear evidence and trace's all over the ground (trampled snow, broken bushes and grass and partially-eaten bear carcass) of a prolonged battle. The tiger killed the big male brown bear in a head-on fight and feasted on him for several days. __________________________ 1- False information. The frozen bear carcass was that of a 3-year-old adolescent male brown bear. The tiger's usual brown bear prey choice. domainofthebears.proboards.com/thread/1607/odyr-misha?page=1
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Post by brobear on Jun 25, 2024 0:46:18 GMT -5
Continued....Another important factor which is almost always overlooked by most people, is the view on tigers and brown bears of the Indigenous peoples of the Ussuri region. These native tribes have lived alongside tigers and bears for many thousands of years and know more than anyone which animal dominates and reigns supreme in the forest. I'll soon post information on this topic, which directly compares the rank, status and superiority of tigers and bears in native cultures. _____________________________ THE MASTER OF THE TAIGA - domainofthebears.proboards.com/thread/1180/master-taiga?page=1&scrollTo=33200
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Post by brobear on Jun 25, 2024 0:49:45 GMT -5
* To this day, there is not one single confirmed report of a tiger ever killing a full-grown male brown bear.
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Post by brobear on Jun 27, 2024 17:28:09 GMT -5
Battle Scarred Veteran Bears domainofthebears.proboards.com/thread/1434/battle-scarred-veteran-bears?page=4 The reason we can see more horrific battle scars on brown bears than on big cats is their claws. Big cats have very sharp claws, like scalpels. They simply slice. But the brown bear has big, long, slightly curved claws than are less sharp; rather like the claws of a large dog. These claws can do considerably greater damage, especially when considering the brown bear's strength. The bear's claws do not slice flesh; they rip flesh. ![](http://images39.fotosik.pl/312/6dd67fefa367cc45.jpg)
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Post by arctozilla on Jun 28, 2024 7:42:40 GMT -5
Continued....To add further credence to 'wildrussiantour's statement. Recently, in 2022, a male tiger hunted and killed a larger adult male brown bear in a fight. Chief forest inspector Yuri Kya and his team of seasoned forest rangers found clear evidence and trace's all over the ground (trampled snow, broken bushes and grass and partially-eaten bear carcass) of a prolonged battle. The tiger killed the big male brown bear in a head-on fight and feasted on him for several days. __________________________ 1- False information. The frozen bear carcass was that of a 3-year-old adolescent male brown bear. The tiger's usual brown bear prey choice. domainofthebears.proboards.com/thread/1607/odyr-misha?page=1He also said park rangers are more valuable than actual biologists even though they have far less authority.
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Post by brobear on Jun 28, 2024 10:34:53 GMT -5
Requirements to Become a Park Ranger www.parkrangeredu.org/park-ranger-requirements/ Minimum Requirements: Although requirements vary from agency to agency, general requirements are often similar. For example, in Pennsylvania, individuals applying for park ranger jobs must be a Pennsylvania resident; they must be at least 18 years old; and they must possess a valid driver’s license. Applicants in Pennsylvania pursuing park ranger jobs must also complete the civil service examination process before they attain eligibility to become a park ranger through the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Human Resources. Applicants for park ranger jobs in Maine, on the other hand, must be at least 21 years old; they must have a Maine driver’s license; and they must be able to pass a physical fitness test. Individuals who possess an associate’s degree (or at least 60 credits) from an accredited college or university, however, may qualify at just 18 years old. Education Requirements: Many states, as well as the National Park Service, require applicants to possess some form of post-secondary education, particularly if they have no prior experience. For some states, this may include an associate’s degree from an accredited college or university. The National Park Service, requires a bachelor’s degree or higher without suitable experience to substitute. Those with at least one year of experience at the GS-4 level only need two years of post-secondary study to meet the education requirements.
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Post by brobear on Jul 4, 2024 13:14:25 GMT -5
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Post by brobear on Jul 5, 2024 5:24:06 GMT -5
Mortality: Intra-specific and Inter-specific. This study shows that brown bears fight to the death slightly more often than tigers. This study found neither the brown bear nor the tiger heavily preyed upon by other species. ![](https://i.ibb.co/LhR7XJt/Screenshot-20240704-112807-Samsung-Internet.jpg)
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Post by brobear on Jul 8, 2024 4:19:49 GMT -5
A particular Fake-Professors said: "When you join a public forum to interact, knowledge and drive will be appreciated. The passion needed to get there, however, also can result in strong convictions. When they enter a discussion, anything is possible." Then he goes on to say, "Biologists today agree Amur tigers hunt bears up to the size of an adult female brown bear, especially in summer and autumn. Most of those interested in bears, however, think an adult male tiger is no match for a large male brown bear, but recent information suggests this is not quite the case." Then he goes on to say, "Apex also found interviews with Russian tiger biologists saying male Amur tigers prevail in most interactions with even large bears. As their opinion isn't based on peer-reviewed documents, one has to assume it's based on observations of those they consider as reliable (hunters, rangers and peers). Peer-reviewed documents are extended and reliable, but that doesn't mean they cover all of it. Furthermore, not every biologist is active in the document department." ____________________________________ Quote, "...male Amur tigers prevail in most interactions with even large bears." Yes, big male tigers usually prevail when they ambush a large brown she-bear. ____________________________________ The idea of a tiger stalking and ambushing a full-grown male brown bear is nothing more than the biased opinion of tiger fanboys. There exists no evidence of such an event. There is no confirmed account of an adult male brown bear ever being killed by a tiger under any conditions. If and when such a historical event does occur, a biologist will file a report showing all of the evidence. *Any biologist with no exceptions. ____________________________________ *Note: I would also like to see a confirmed account of a tiger killing a male moon bear weighing 400 pounds (182 kg) or more.
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Post by brobear on Jul 10, 2024 4:57:44 GMT -5
The resident tiger fanboy of WF says.... "The Beast' and his neighbour, the big male brown bear:" The bear pictured could possibly be a young male about 5 or 6 years old, but more likely a she-bear. The fake professor knows this, yet he never corrects the kid's posts. Once again, here are three healthy full-grown males in the RFE. ![](https://p5-tt.byteimg.com/origin/tos-cn-i-qvj2lq49k0/a9a8bb7b492f497fb75a8ab408efa473.jpg)
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