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I said similarly. It could have been a cub abandoned by mother, road kill or something. Generally Sloth bears have been seen pushing two tigers away. There's something unusual about this footage.

Sloth bear was actually killed by the male tiger. I agree its a rare phenomenon but Tigers are known to kill animals like Gaur (Indian bison) which are three times a tiger's weight. Tiger shown in this footage has killed leopard, hyena, sloth bear and crocodile.

It's a young sloth bear, hunted by the big male tiger in natural wild. The footage which you have seen on youtube where two young tigers were chased away by adult sloth bear was just one instance in wild. There are multiple instances in Indian wild habitats where Tigers have hunted sloth bear, leopard, Gaur, Crocodiles and even young elephants

@@voiceofnature You're lying. Tigers are not known to kill Gaur. There is a video of a Gaur CALF being killed by a Tiger in a staged tourist route but a Tiger killing an adult Gaur isn't recorded or a believable claim. Nor is there a record of a Tiger EVER killing a bear of any kind. There are recordings of Tigers killing boar and antelope on the other hand.

Lying is a strong word. You should be careful while using it. Your statements are based on internet research and videos. Not everything is captured in videos and uploaded to internet. I live in these parts and go to forests on regular basis. There are instances of Tiger killing Gaur, sloth bear in Indian wild

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That's how big sloth bears are u doofus. No cub has developed claws like shown in the video. Also, cubs don't leave their mother's side.

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Cubs don't have such big claws, u doofus and neither do they leave their mother's side. th-cam.com/video/uVfi3V7XQUU/w-d-xo.html What excuse do u have for this one? A baby mother sloth bear and her mini micro baby which is still in the development stage got killed by a tiger?

I've got more videos of tigers eating up your teddy bears, little girl. Wanna see?

The stripe pattern on a Tiger's body are unique. Similar to our finger prints. That is how they are differentiated and given a unique number.

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Hi Gretchen, your knowledge is correct about the Tigers. They indeed are solitary animals. However, they come together for mating and live as couple. They can mate for weeks and during that time they live together all the time. The video which you are watching is one such period. Female tigers live with their young cubs for a period upto 18-24 months until they can live on their own. In Indian forests you can witness 4 or 5 tigers together (Mother and cubs). Except these two circumstances, they do like to live alone. Coming to other part, Wild sloth bears are protected under wildlife protection act and can no longer be domesticated or put to any abuse. It is punishable under law. You are feeling pity about the slain bear coz it is the victim here. It is your kindness that makes you feel so. But in real wilderness it's all about survival of the fittest. Tigers are apex predators and on top of food chain in the jungle. They do not kill for sport but only for surviving and protecting their jungle. Bears are no pushovers either. On 90% of their encounters with Tigers, they will scare the tiger away

@@voiceofnature Thank you for setting the record straight.Tigers have to eat too! I was attempting to be humorous with my earlier remarks..perhaps I failed as a comedian. Yes I believe the “dancing bears” were liberated in 1972 if I’m correct.Stereotypical behavior in captive animals should never be ignored or condoned by humans. I felt so disgusted when I saw the mental break of a sloth bear, swaying side to side, never regaining its normal instinct as a majestic wild creature. Mankind did that.

@@gretchenposton9450 I truly appreciate your empathy towards wildlife

Nope, it's an adult male sloth bear killed. Tigers hunt and kill sloth bears of all ages, sizes and genders. A sloth bear is no match for a tiger. The tiger dominates bears. So save the lame excuses.

@@supersaiyan1866 adult male alpha grizzly,kodiak and polar bear would destroy any tiger with ease so save your lame excuses tiger fangayy

@@DOOM_SLAYER764 Adult male alpha grizzly, Kodiak or Polar bear would "destroy" any tiger with ease, only in the delusional fantasy world you bear fanatics live in.

@@supersaiyan1866 adult alpha grizzly kodiak and polar bear will destroy any tiger easly tigers are already a part of polar bears diet mate they have found tiger fur in polar bear shitt and scientists said that polar bears do hunt kill and eat tigers in fact tigers are its easiest food source since everything else that polar bears eat is massive

​@@DOOM_SLAYER764adult Kodiak zodiac phoduac etc blah aren't in india . There is always a bigger fish hears of polar bears ..elephants

Nope, it is an adult male bear killed. Adult bears are common prey for tigers.

@@supersaiyan1866 there is no evidence supporting this claim.. Bears can seriously injure a tiger or even kill it .. They avoid bears .. If you can show me a video a single video if this I will be impressed.. There are however a few videos showing tigers running from Bears

@@chawaswildadventures3503 Tigers do NOT "avoid" bears, they actively hunt and kill bears. Yes, a bear can seriously injure a tiger, but so can adult gaurs, wild buffaloes, wild boars etc, but that still doesn't stop tigers from regularly hunting them. Tigers habitually hunt and kill large, dangerous animals, they're specifically built for this purpose. Bears, as numerous studies confirm, are common prey for tigers. Why do you ignore all the numerous videos of bears running from tigers? Here's a better video of this kill; it was a large sloth bear killed by this tiger: th-cam.com/video/pYz1OeSxKQE/w-d-xo.html Here's a video of a tiger easily killing an adult sloth bear in seconds: th-cam.com/video/uVfi3V7XQUU/w-d-xo.html And here's the remains of a full-grown, large male black bear that was killed and eaten by an Amur tiger: i.postimg.cc/bJV2MWHy/Screenshot-2022-08-31-2-28-36-PM.png i.postimg.cc/jj3MMv5z/Screenshot-2022-08-31-2-40-30-PM.png You can read and see tons more accounts in this link here: www.tapatalk.com/groups/animalfightclub/tigers-dominate-kill-and-eat-bears-t81.html

@@supersaiyan1866 No you are exaggerating everything... Tigers are known to back out especially if they feel it's not worth getting injured .. Show me a video of tiger killing a bear or fighting a bear without running away ... There are no videos full stop

@@chawaswildadventures3503 What the hell are you on? I posted a video of a tiger easily killing a bear, as well as other accounts, videos and a link which consists of COUNTLESS of accounts, data, scientific research etc, of tigers killing brown bears, black bears, sloth bears and sun bears!! Stop talking utter nonsense. You literally ignored all the evidence and videos I showed you, and just spouted nonsense and lies because you know I easily and clearly proved you wrong and refuted your nonsensical claims and blatant lies. It is a scientifically established FACT, documented by many biologists, zoologists, naturalists, hunters and researchers throughout history, that TIGERS HUNT, KILL, and EAT BEARS! You very, very clearly have no clue what you're talking about.

3:51 it look like it caught a cub thrown into the area or that it caught from the mother probably while it was protecting another cub. Sloth bears weigh 150 lbs but this seems small like 75 lbs.

It's a grown up bear. Nature can be cruel...but that's the way it is. Fittest survive

That's not a full adult bear it's a young one

Yes ...no big bear..small

It's an adult male sloth bear killed.

@@supersaiyan1866 Ummm.... Full-grown sloth bears are way bigger than that 🥲

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A male bengal tiger definetely more than capable to kill a fullgrown sloth bear. If they avoid bears its not about incapable but not worth in case get injured acording their survival instinc to choose low risk preys. If there case no low risk preys arround they will go on med or high risk preys to take or they will die hunger. Sloth bear isn't kodiak or black brown bear, definetely smaller

@@wieariwibowo1775 your concept is right, but I never saw a tiger killing adult bear ...whether it sloth or black bear (Grizzlies and poplars aren't available in asian subcontinent where tigers are there..... But yes tiger are powerful but then also they will always avoid 1vs 1 fight..

@@wheelsoffire658 tiger named wagdoh killed sloth bear even at age of 18 in 2020 which is too old for any wild tiger th-cam.com/users/shortsn61iEUhdy1M?feature=share

@@wheelsoffire658 all the animals avoid fights with matching opponents but tiger killing and feasting on bears isn’t rare not that common either but it definitely happens every once in a while you can find videos of it and can read documented cases. It’s just a search away!

Siberian tigers are well known for killing bears

Absolutely

Almost all bears are omnivores and a tiger ain’t eating a fully grown brown bear or white bear it would run

Like humans for example

@@jamesnelson8469 LMAO, Siberian tigers hunt and kill full-grown adult brown bears. Tigers are the only natural predators of adult brown bears in the Russian Far East. It would run? There are numerous videos of large male brown bears running from small dogs, wolves, female moose, cows etc. So? ....

@@supersaiyan1866 there’s many videos of of tigers running from bears half their size. Even trying to kill a small female sloth bear yet couldn’t, but tigers kill bears weighing 3-7 times more than that sloth bear? Brown bears steal food from tigers. One study estimated 35% of a tigers kills is taken. I’ve seen direct messages from a field biologist that even says bears over 450lbs will not be hunted by a tiger. You honestly don’t know what you are talking about.

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