In the Sunderbans, tigers face even deadlier predators including saltwater crocodiles and coastal tiger sharks, as well as bull sharks. Amazon will be a piece of cake for tigers.
Yeah . I can imagine the Royal Bengals strutting and swimming across the Amazon , breeding in peace and killing all the deer and monkeus or whatever they can find , not a lot of humans to hunt them . They will disrupt the ecosystem though.
Si, si el leopardo puede sobrevivir con el tigre en la India y eso que hay más depredadores naturales y es un lugar más peligroso imagínate ahora en el Amazona que no hay tantos depredadores naturales la respuesta es si.
Tigers enjoys living with sharks and super sized salt water crocodiles in the Sundarbans Forest . The Sundarbans has almost a similar climate like the Amazons.
@@otakuhunter4817 bruh so Great White Sharks are present in Amazon river ? No Only big shark are the Bull Shark present both in Sunderbans and Amazon
White shark don't come near shore areas also they don't come in narrow river so it's very very rare that a tiger/Jaguar could ever face a shark in their life
Tigers are very adaptive, specially the Bengal tigers. Recently, Bengal tigers were found living in snow-capped mountains of northern and northeastern India. Bengal tigers can survive in tropical climates as well as sub-zero Himalayan climates. I think the tigers of Sundarbans are perfectly suited for Amazon rainforest. They are smaller, but deadlier. They swim a lot and survive among saltwater crocodiles. The other competitor would be the Sumatran tiger.
@invalidaccount6147 Sundarbans tigers are smaller than the tigers in other regions of India. Tigers in Kaziranga, Pench, Ranthambore, and Tadoba are the largest. This is due to the diet.
Imagining tigers roaming the Amazon like they own the place and disrupting the delicate balance of nature. It would be like a darker and twisted version of “The Jungle Book,” except with more existential dread.
Yeah, let’s be cruel to jaguars. Then you introduce African lions both will migrate to America. This guy videos are nonsense. He thought tigers could defeat African lions. 😂 Without doing any research ever. This person comes to nonsense conclusions. African Lion dominates all tiger in all videos. Yet he comes up with nonsense videos.
@@acesparkz 100% of the time the lion destroys the tiger on camera. You lie 100% of the time. Every video humans have where one is killed the lion always wins. Everything else is fake news written by tiger lovers that are complete liars. Put your tiger on the pedestal to make them look taller. The lion will eat your tiger on camera every time in every video humans have. Everything else is tiger fanatics like you lying.
@chalkandcheese1868 they can kill crocs. They perfected the front of the neck bite and the back of the neck bite (like the jaguar) . They are great great swimmers too. There are plenty of mammals and reptiles to eat. They would thrive
@@killablackmambakbm7593 They would have to get way smaller, a big predator like a Tiger has evolved to hunt big prey, like large ungulates, which aren't in the Amazon.
I feel like tigers would shrink in size being in the Amazon, because all the mega funner got wiped out. If you wanna know what megaphone, it is, basically things like bull, buffalo rhinos, or something like that, because the jaguar used to be bigger as well until all the megaphone went out.
They would not Make it past Mexico 🤣🤣..... Mexico use to be full of wolves And Bears and now they are nowhere to be seen, in other words they where hunted down almost to full extinction... You might encounter a few in extremely remote places.
They would largely replace the jaguar as the top predator and settler right in. The jaguar would be relocated to a more leopard-like role instead. The pumas would be pushed out further from the Amazon. It would be a domino effect.
@@lsaac888 Lmfao american fanboys are so delusional . Are you crazy tiger has more strength , more muscle , more stamina , more aggression , more killer Instinct, more experience. Only thing little jaguar has is some bite force which btw means jackass in wild as a squirrel has 10 times more biteforce than poor jaguar , doesn't mean a squirrel could kill a jaguar 😂😂😂.
@@Lucas3dartist Jaguars and indigenous tribes live in, to some extent, a stable coexistence. If the tigers break it when they arrive, they will soon be hunted until they see the need to avoid them. Jaguars have suffered this before and that's why they follow her.
@@MultiMojo The polar bear would eat as many penguins as it can catch and then the penguins would hit the water and the polar bears would starve to death, that's what would happen.
3:33 the Photo you have attached that is Tigress named "Machli" or "Queen of Ranthambore India". She is most photographed tigress in the world. She indeed killed a Crocodile because it was threat to her cubs and also it was stilling her food so she didn't like that and killed that Crocodile.
Don't listen to this tiger meatrider. Lions are the only cats that have lived in all kinds of environment from scorching desert to freezing tundra to rainforest to savanah. They are the most adaptable cat
@@lightningboltt5437 I'm not arguing against tigers adaptability. I'm simply pointing out that lions have a historical range that is equally adaptable. It's not a feature that is unique to tigers. Leopards have an even more expansive range than tigers.
Odd comparison as Ceratosaurus is not an apex predator. Its territories overlapped with both Allosaurus and Torvosaurus, two substantially larger theropods. A more accurate comparison might be a carcharadontosaurid replacing allosaurus. As Allo is considered an apex, despite being smaller than later large theropods.
the tiger would not survive in Amazon for the same reason that the smilodon became extinct, a larger predator will be less fast and agile to hunt the animals there
Here in africa we don't consider asian lions as lions sir ........come to africa u will see real lions ......African lions and bengal tigers sharing a territory will be straight out war , the fact that ur lions survive so easily and in harmony with the tigers speaks for itself
@@abdullahbux41half knowledge is dangerous both the asiatic lion and African lions are lions but Asiatic lions are more prized because their population is pretty low and no tigers and lions in India don't live in harmony because they never get in contact with each other lions live in the western part of India while tigers in the eastern and north eastern part
Yes, there is strong possibility that Tigers can thrive in the rainforest of Sth America. However, one has to be careful when introducing new animals as it can affected the existing wildlife and possibly wipe the out. Tigers are territorial by nature so they will most probably take up residence in their favourite areas and drive other competitors out. Much like the Asiatic Lions have been driven to areas least favourite to the Tiger.
Nobody should introduce tigers out in the Amazon , it will be a disaster. And I don't think anybody cares about introducing some vicious animals in a strange forest halfway across the world.
In the Pleistocene, South America had jaguars the size of tigers, they became extinct because they could not hunt modern species, so the tiger would not survive either
Electric eels would be the only species that could cause unsolicited problems for the tiger in the Amazon. Caumans and crocs in the Amazon are not as large or aggressive as muggers, salt water crocs and gharials, and Bulll sharks exist in abundance in tiger tropical habitats too. They’d nevertheless have a harder time seeking prey as the Amazon is vast and dense making prey animals harder to find and stalk. Tigers are quite well adapted to riverine / delta conditions in the Sunderbans. Over time, tigers would probably decrease in size to adapt to their environment as they have in Indo China, Malaysia and Indonesia. Jaguars would probably have a harder time to adapt to a new and much more powerful predator and become stealthier like the leopard. Same with mountain lions who’ve not been mentioned
There are monstrous river fish in the Amazon like piranhas and Goliath catfishes and snakes like the green anacondas would be formidable threats as well.
A couple of Tigers have been introduced into a South African wildlife park and are thriving. If the Tiger was introduced into the Amazon he would be the apex predator and thus would have an effect on other predators such as his feline cousin the Jaguar. The Tiger would have a variety of prey to choose from. At some stage the Tiger would unfortunately encounter farmers and their livestock and just like Jaguars and Punas would be killed.
I love how every comment os talking about tiger being able to fight off jaguars and other big animals... Meanwhile, I am thinking of how many freaking diseases, poisons and venoms the tiger will have to face. The thing about the Amazon is that if you only worry about the big creatures, the critters will get to you.
Australia has some of the most venomous animals in the world . Still Australia is overrun by Feral animals like Rabbits , Cats etc . Tigers' natural habitat in South East Asia and Sunderbans of India have many venomous animals and Tigers have learnt to avoid them .
Tigers already inhabit similar ecosystems....but for any species new to a ecosystem there will be challenges and only the successful ones will thrive finally
@@shatnermohanty6678they can’t avoid the parasites and microorganisms that they have not evolved along side so they have not adapted any defense too protect them selves from them..
India has 5 Full Scale seasons every year... Temperature varies from 0 to 40°C and Rainfall varies from No rain till months to 10 inches of rain in a day.... Tigers live here easily, they can live for sure in Amazon
the tiger would not survive in Amazon for the same reason that the smilodon became extinct, a larger predator will be less fast and agile to hunt the animals there
@@mohdroshidi1636...Malayan tiger is an adolescent Bengal tiger ...You need to push in steroids to make them at par with the Bengal Tigers .... Although , Siberian Tigers are the real king
@@ak-fi9nitiger hunt a huge mugger croc is rarely happen(and Mugger crocodile also hunt tiger,just not so often ) On the other hand black caiman is actually bigger than mugger crocodile,so tiger probaly dont want to mess with an adult
@@aganbraganca4156it rare to happen and probaly not against large size one And there also videos where tiger got killed by Crocdile too but people just ignore it
I would invite all attempts to introduce tigers into random areas. I would be proud to have tigers in my town. They are not only ferocious predators but also fine companions 😊
Sloths could injure a Toger severely if not killed instantly the giant claws could pierce right through the tiger. Causing horrible wounds and eventually infections.
Tigers often hunt Indian Gaurs(Largest wild cattle in the world) most of the time alone, which is one of the most amazing performance of strength in the animal kingdom.
@@brandonveltri2825 That would be a battle! I've seen hippos jack a lion up. Tigers are bigger......but probably not so big that they wouldn't fit into a hippos mouth.
@@ericparker163 what if we section of a portion of the Amazon rainforest to use as the ultimate animal battleground? Hippos, tigers, crocs, elephants, bears and everything else that has the power to destroy your car in minutes
The tigers would be fine - especially if they were Bengal or Sumatran tigers that already live in similar settings to the Amazon (e.g. some Bengal tigers live in the Sundarbans mangrove forest between India/Bangladesh, Sumatran tigers obviously live on Sumatra). They might become smaller over time like the Sumatran tigers if they start out like Bengals, but that's about it. They would cope better than, say, lions would, as the difference is not so extreme and plus tigers as a species are more adaptable to different locations than arguably any other big cat including the leopard (debatable). Second reason is that the tiger is probably phenotypically and in terms of lifestyle the most similar big cat to the jaguar, which already thrives in the Amazon - it's like a supersized stripey jaguar in many ways (I am aware that tigers are genetically closest to snow leopards, but I'm talking by appearance/attributes/lifestyle than genetics). Both are superb solitary ambush/stealth predators, both love the water and are great swimmers (unlike the other big cats), both hunt and consume members of the _Crocodilia_ order, large snakes and so on and both are powerful enough to take on all comers in their respective areas...unlike, say, leopards which have to be more careful. There might be less very big game to hunt, but I'm sure the tigers would adapt and would hunt peccaries, tapir and so on. Obviously, the tiger would displace the jaguar as the new top cat, but the jaguars would also cope by avoiding the tigers and while their numbers might take a hit they would still be around. It's easier after all, to hide in the same jungle than it is for leopards or cheetahs to hide from lions in the African savannah and they manage.
@@guruxara7994in the Amazon, jaguars prey on caymans, in Asian forests, tigers prey on crocodiles, and in Asian forests, tigers live together with elephants, rhinos, cows and buffalo.
Here in Brazil we have a few subspecies of jaguars, the largest of which are not those that live in the Amazon, but in the wetlands of the Pantanal, due to the less dense forest and greater variety of larger prey such as tapirs, capybaras, caimans, anteaters, wild boars, deer and armadillos. Therefore, I believe that due to its size and energy demand, the Amazon would not be such an easy place for tigers to adapt. But just a layman's opinion here
You are absolutely right. There is a reason for the tiger being larger and Jaguars being smaller. The coat pattern of the 2 cats are also different for a reason. Yes the tiger may adapt and survive in the Amazon but it’s definitely not easy as everyone notes, it will be a tough road. Jaguar are the kings of the Amazon. Tigers staying where they is better for everyone concerned.
Did you know that tigers have large prey such as tapirs, wild boars, estuarine crocodiles, wild cattle, wild buffalo, in Asian forests? Tigers can also climb and swim like jaguars
the size and energy of each tiger is different, like our tigers in Sumatra which are called Sumatran tigers, they are the same size as the Amazon jaguar... maybe what you mean is the Siberian or Bengal tiger
@@anjalgiyt2276 it's a joke and I wish you can see a tiger of mangrove forest in person. And Amazon will be a perfect breeding ground for them . Tigers will destroy Amazon . Good thing that nobody thought about introducing them there .
In the Pleistocene, South America had jaguars the size of tigers, they became extinct because they could not hunt modern species, so the tiger would not survive either
The tiger would starve. The Amazon is definitely not known for large creatures. I think the tiger would fare better in the cerrado region, a sort of Brazilian savannah
I tend to agree. Much smaller game in the Amazon. The tiger would have to successfully hunt much more prey then it currently does to survive. While not impossible, i think it would be hard for the Tiger. The Jaguar is normally about half the size of a tiger, so needs less food. Also i would wager that the jaguar is better at hunting smaller game then a tiger.
In the Pleistocene, South America had jaguars the size of tigers, they became extinct because they could not hunt modern species, so the tiger would not survive either
Hell no, this isn't like in India where a sick tiger eats hundreds of victims. The American natives are extremely violent and hunt game just as dangerous as any tiger or bear. They hunt other men, warriors that hunt and kill for a living. The jaguar is wise and learned to not hunt men, the tiger would learn too. It would go after tapir and learn about their ferocious bite. A herbivore that literally bit the arm off a zookeeper. If the tiger is injured and bleeding and not conscious of the piranha the kitty will make a tasty meal.
Tigers would thrive but some of the young would be picked off by mature jaguars. On the flip side the jaguar population would definitely suffer. Jaguars have the strongest bite force of any cat period but tigers have such a massive size advantage it would be similar to what leopards deal with in Africa with lions and also tigers and leopards in India. It must be said though that jaguars are much more formidable opponents for tigers than leopards. Unfortunately not formidable enough. Tigers truly are the “king of the jungle” and in the Amazon they’d get to prove it.
But the difference is leopards have evolved to know how to hide their kills, also, lions are not really prone to going into jungle areas, where leopards are. In Africa, lions and leopards each have their own niche. Not so with tigers; they would be running right up against jaguars in the same environment.
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7enOne, no way would lions choose to hunt tigers. No predator wants a prey that is that hard to kill. Two, there would still be a lot of easier animals for the lions to kill. I think a more likely scenario is this: Tigers take over the Amazon; lions conquer the Pampas. Thanks for your reply. Peace.
Absolutely fascinating! And excellent presentations of information. Your illustrations are so helpful, and well executed. I didn't know most of this information. Thanks for telling me!
I'm not sure if it would be that easy for tigers to adapt to the Amazon rainforest. The rainforest is very dense and favors smaller animals, as evidenced by the fact that even the Amazon jaguars are smaller than their Pantanal counterparts and it would be difficult to find enough large-sized prey. If they were to thrive in the rainforest, I think they would probably shrink over generations.
Almost anything on land , trees and water would be food for the tiger outside of sharks. Reptiles, rodents , Bird, mammals are all in the tiger diet. Tigers would be fine
@@killablackmambakbm7593 Yeah, but as I mentioned, most prey in the Amazon are quite small, and a tiger requires a significant amount of meat every day. Many formidable predators have gone extinct due to a lack of prey. Even here in South America, much larger cats existed in the past, but one of the reasons for their extinction is the Amazon forest itself. To survive, they need to adapt. As I mentioned, Amazon jaguars weigh less than half as much as jaguars from other biomes.
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7en but what did I say? 🫤 Yea if there's fight between king of jungle even he doesn't live in Jungle with Sigma Tiger who actually lives alone in Jungle will definitely win cause of power ,weight,agility,reflexes nd alot of skills including Beautiful texture of 🐅 that a simple looked lion 🦁can never have 🌝
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7en I know U r lion fan and don't want your favourite one to be defeated but the interpretation doesn't change reality.. it's like U believe A Donkey can defeat Horse 😅 Understand.. Evolution and Research Abt wild animals...
@@KamalSadanah92 no, I’m simply a realist. All video footage shows lions dominating tigers. if you did actual research, you would see underground footage of lions finishing the fight. Aka dead 🐅
Tigers diet is variable . they can also eat wild boars, birds, fish, rodents, amphibians, reptiles, and even insects. also known to consume monkeys, buffalo, sloth and leopards. A jaguar likely would be occasional food . Almost anything that isn't poisonous in the Amazon could be food for a tiger .
@@puki-kz6nj A male lion killed a female tiger by biting her in the neck at Jeonju Zoo around 3:40 p.m. Wednesday. So, we have female tiger, dont compare it. In Turkich ZOO we got young male Tiger and adult male Lion. AND HE KILL HIM WITH ONE SNAP ! !During the times of the coliseum, such fights were organized and the tiger usually destroyed the lion. Tiger is more stringer then lion bro, deal with it.
@@kuchenek15 so??still the lion killed the tiger whether it was a woman or a man..the story from the colosseum about the lion and tiger fight is not valid, we don't know the size of the lion and tiger they fought..you can also watch videos on UA-cam of the lion vs tiger fight and in the video the tiger loses
If tigers went to the Amazon, they would be at the top of the food chain. They still kill wolves and leopards now. It would be a nightmare for a Jaguar. I respect jaguars, but tigers are on another level. The real scary thing about tigers is that they never forget the person who attacked them. There are lots of references to how tigers tracked down hunters and got revenge and killed them. And this is absolutely no joke 💀
It all depends on which cat is the one to ambush the other. If the Jaguar can successfully ambush a Tiger, the Tiger would lose due to a bite through the skull. If the Tiger ambushes the Jaguar or if they fight directly, then the Jaguar loses.
@@krishwanthkishore8299 it is easy on paper not reality... 10 of baddest India male tigers won't survive a day in the savannah wilderness in the territory of lions and hyenas
@@Xyzpklmm they already live in those savannah like regions of central india and they are apex predators there. There used to be lions too once upon a time in those areas but they were either hunted by humans or driven out by the tigers.
Only against a Siberian, which could never adapt in the Amazon, against a Bengal, the Jaguar would win, pound to pound the Jaguar is much stronger. And both the Jaguar and the Bengal have similar sizes.
@@guruxara7994your a fool bengal tiger is so dangerous and aggressive tiger species... You see in one video bengal tiger jump in elephant 🐘height and attack a man who sitting in elephant...means they so crazy & mad..... Maybe jagurs should leave their boundaries for tigers otherwise jagurs is dead meat in Amazon land😂😂😂
I think a jaguar could kill a tiger if they caught him by surprise. Jaguars have the most powerfull bite of the big cats and their hunting strategies often is to kill its prey with the first bite with a surprise attack to the neck, but if the jaguar fails to kill the tiger with that first bite he's so dead
That's not how it works. Cats have incredible reflexes, even if the jaguar caught a tiger by surprise, it would have to fight the tiger. That's like saying a Leopard would attempt to kill a lion sleeping in the savannah, they wouldn't dare because the lion would wake up ready to fight in a split second.
@@Unknown45270The jaguar has the highest bite force Among big cats not the tiger...1500 PSI for the Jaguar and 1050 for the Tiger ...simple fact don't try to change the truth because you like tigers, you can check everywhere.
@@YoungMesrine false, jaguars have the strongest pfp bite force not the most strongest bite force overall. Tigers and lions have a stronger bite force psi than jaguar but jaguar will have a stronger bite force if they were the same weight.
Out of all the tiger subspecies the Bali tiger would have been best suited for the Amazon as they lived in similar environments and would be used to smaller prey and their dark coats would better blend in
To be fair, lions used to be almost "everywhere" in the old world, well, except Southeast Asia and Australia. And I mean as recent as several thousand years ago. There were tigers in archaic Greece, in Balkans, even mid-central Europe. Also all over in Central Asia and Middle-East.
An interesting thought experiment indeed. I wouldn't be so sure about tigers supplanting jaguars entirely though. Jaguars are already more adapted to the Amazon, being able to subsist on the available prey, which are on the whole smaller in size than where tigers exist in Asia. A good example being able to exploit turtles and caimans. The larger tiger would find it more difficult to thrive on smaller prey species. Conceivably they could evolve to become smaller, as tigers are in rainforest environments like Sumatra, and thus compete more effectively against jaguars. Suffice to say there would ultimately be only one top cat in the Amazon due to competitive exclusion, and the jury is out on which!
Tiger basically needs ONLY ONE THING thick foliage and lots of trees…..because that’s why they have stripes to hide in between and if it’s swampy it’s absolutely welcome….seems Amazon is like ideal for them
Make this make sense!!! I searched recorded weights for tigers and lions, and lions always come out heavier. The Siberian tigers dont go to 600lbs, it was a few individuals. There are wild lions which were measured past this 600lbs, it was a few individuals. Yet for tigers its like thats where they at, and lions not. Siberians now average less than 190kg, Bengals it fluctuates a bit but looks like 190-220, lions slightly more. Going by recorded wild specimens, the records show lions to be marginally bigger. My impression is that they same weight, it depends wat u find
Tigers would definitely flourish I'm Amazon. Similar experiment was performed in Africa, tugers seem to have learnt soon and successfully hunt Ostriches. Scary creatures.
Would jaguars survive in the Congo? You did a video about the surviving in Africa in general but not specifically in the Congo. Considering it’s another rain forest, it seems likely depending on prey.
Tigers are no Jag or Lions, they hv a habbit of killing Humans... in Sundarbans 1 Tiger killed 30+ humans and 11 in a single attack. It will come to the boat kill a human and takes away the body like that it killed 11 and there is only 1 person left to tell the story.😢
In the Sunderbans, tigers face even deadlier predators including saltwater crocodiles and coastal tiger sharks, as well as bull sharks. Amazon will be a piece of cake for tigers.
Yeah . I can imagine the Royal Bengals strutting and swimming across the Amazon , breeding in peace and killing all the deer and monkeus or whatever they can find , not a lot of humans to hunt them . They will disrupt the ecosystem though.
@@subratanandy2142 imagine Siberian tigers.
@@KingRyconI think Siberian cannot survive as they live in polar 😅
@@KingRyconSiberian Tigers are almost all extinct now sadly. And the big ones are gone that are not in the zoo.
The fact they'd face less competition would make tigers even bigger on the evolution scale.
The better question would be, "would other species survive with the tiger in the Amazon forest?"
Si, si el leopardo puede sobrevivir con el tigre en la India y eso que hay más depredadores naturales y es un lugar más peligroso imagínate ahora en el Amazona que no hay tantos depredadores naturales la respuesta es si.
😂😂😂
Yeah, it will make an unbalance ecosystem. The tiger will be too overpowered.
The tigers would annihilate that ecosystem. 😂
Jaguar and Cougar will be doomed.
Tigers enjoys living with sharks and super sized salt water crocodiles in the Sundarbans Forest . The Sundarbans has almost a similar climate like the Amazons.
small sharks.Great white arent present there
@@otakuhunter4817 bruh so Great White Sharks are present in Amazon river ? No
Only big shark are the Bull Shark present both in Sunderbans and Amazon
@@animal-rights if jaguars can survive then tigers can also survive.
White shark don't come near shore areas also they don't come in narrow river so it's very very rare that a tiger/Jaguar could ever face a shark in their life
Saltwater crocodiles don't live there I think, salties are from Australia & Polynesia I think.
Tigers are very adaptive, specially the Bengal tigers. Recently, Bengal tigers were found living in snow-capped mountains of northern and northeastern India. Bengal tigers can survive in tropical climates as well as sub-zero Himalayan climates. I think the tigers of Sundarbans are perfectly suited for Amazon rainforest. They are smaller, but deadlier. They swim a lot and survive among saltwater crocodiles. The other competitor would be the Sumatran tiger.
Sundarban tigers are THE Bengal tigers lol
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And where did I deny that?
@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 I mean they are not small.
They are the largest
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Sundarbans tigers are smaller than the tigers in other regions of India. Tigers in Kaziranga, Pench, Ranthambore, and Tadoba are the largest. This is due to the diet.
@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 is that sub sub species of tigers?
I was not familiar with that. So I lose the debate. 🏳️
Imagining tigers roaming the Amazon like they own the place and disrupting the delicate balance of nature. It would be like a darker and twisted version of “The Jungle Book,” except with more existential dread.
Yeah, let’s be cruel to jaguars. Then you introduce African lions both will migrate to America. This guy videos are nonsense. He thought tigers could defeat African lions. 😂 Without doing any research ever. This person comes to nonsense conclusions. African Lion dominates all tiger in all videos. Yet he comes up with nonsense videos.
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7enhaha lion fan boy living in a fantasy as usual. You muppet
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7enno lol
😂 A lion can't beat a tiger. They lost 9 out 0f 10 times that they did fight.
@@acesparkz 100% of the time the lion destroys the tiger on camera. You lie 100% of the time. Every video humans have where one is killed the lion always wins. Everything else is fake news written by tiger lovers that are complete liars. Put your tiger on the pedestal to make them look taller. The lion will eat your tiger on camera every time in every video humans have. Everything else is tiger fanatics like you lying.
Amazon looks like the perfect place for tiger
Not enough big prey
Not really. The existance of a tiger will be too much for the Amazon ecosystem.
Ecosystems have millions of years of existance and adaptation to adapt to big cats quite easily.@@direwolf7491
@chalkandcheese1868 they can kill crocs. They perfected the front of the neck bite and the back of the neck bite (like the jaguar) . They are great great swimmers too. There are plenty of mammals and reptiles to eat. They would thrive
@@killablackmambakbm7593 They would have to get way smaller, a big predator like a Tiger has evolved to hunt big prey, like large ungulates, which aren't in the Amazon.
Someone commented "The Tigers in Amazon would be like Jaguars on steroids". That sums it up
Tigers cant climb trees and lot of food is in the trees in Amazon
They are very good at climbing trees@@AlphaBravoCharlie777
@@AlphaBravoCharlie777who says they can't? U would be dinner if u think climbing a tree would save you from a tiger brother.
I feel like tigers would shrink in size being in the Amazon, because all the mega funner got wiped out. If you wanna know what megaphone, it is, basically things like bull, buffalo rhinos, or something like that, because the jaguar used to be bigger as well until all the megaphone went out.
@@AlphaBravoCharlie777 tigers are great at climbing trees
If tigers were introduced and thrived in South America, you can bet they would eventually work their territory up to the United States.
In a hypothesis where they weren't hunted to extinction before they did.
They would get wiped out by the Americans hunters
Fast quick and in a hurry
They would not Make it past Mexico 🤣🤣..... Mexico use to be full of wolves And Bears and now they are nowhere to be seen, in other words they where hunted down almost to full extinction... You might encounter a few in extremely remote places.
usa has a lot of tigers
They would largely replace the jaguar as the top predator and settler right in. The jaguar would be relocated to a more leopard-like role instead. The pumas would be pushed out further from the Amazon. It would be a domino effect.
you underestimate the jaguar only thing tiger has over it is strengt
@@lsaac888 Lmfao american fanboys are so delusional . Are you crazy tiger has more strength , more muscle , more stamina , more aggression , more killer Instinct, more experience. Only thing little jaguar has is some bite force which btw means jackass in wild as a squirrel has 10 times more biteforce than poor jaguar , doesn't mean a squirrel could kill a jaguar 😂😂😂.
@@lsaac888yea jaguars are more aggressive, I don't think tigers want issues with a jag
Absolutely correct term
" Domino Effect " 👌
Jaguars aren't Leopards, don't expect to Jaguars to behave like Leopards, especially if the Tiger was a Bengal.
They'd eat the uncontacted tribes & get a taste for human meat.
The Jaguars are in the same region, and this hasn't turned into a problem yet.
@@Lucas3dartist The tigers say "Hold my beer."
@@Lucas3dartist Jaguars and indigenous tribes live in, to some extent, a stable coexistence. If the tigers break it when they arrive, they will soon be hunted until they see the need to avoid them. Jaguars have suffered this before and that's why they follow her.
Good point. Maybe uncontacted tribes would be extinct. They aren't used to defend themselves from large predators
@@Lucas3dartistJaguars are smaller.
Introducing Tigers into Amazon and Polar Bears into Antarctica would be a disaster for the ecosystem thriving there.
I believe 🐻❄️ are already there tho
No it would be a disaster for the polar bears since there's nothing to eat there. They ain't catching any penguins that's for sure
@@chalkandcheese1868 Emperor penguins ? They don't stand a chance against polar bears
@@MultiMojo The polar bear would eat as many penguins as it can catch and then the penguins would hit the water and the polar bears would starve to death, that's what would happen.
@@chalkandcheese1868you realize the penguins have Apex predators in the sea have you never heard of the leopard seal?
I loved the way he described this and that's why Tigers are my favourite animals! 🐅
They're great. Can't mess with bears 🐻 tho.
Bears are overrated they're just strong thats it@@thediaz07
@thediaz07 would be a good fight but my money is on the 🐅
I can agree with you @muktadirkhan8576, he was very informative and I can tell he spent some time working on this video
@@kevinmartirguivas6584 🤮 never has been for first part.
3:33 the Photo you have attached that is Tigress named "Machli" or "Queen of Ranthambore India". She is most photographed tigress in the world.
She indeed killed a Crocodile because it was threat to her cubs and also it was stilling her food so she didn't like that and killed that Crocodile.
2:50 Lions also existed historically in temperate climates. Lions range extended into Europe until they were killed off.
Don't listen to this tiger meatrider.
Lions are the only cats that have lived in all kinds of environment from scorching desert to freezing tundra to rainforest to savanah. They are the most adaptable cat
Yeah Lions Lived in the Congo Jungles
@@Superpooper-2020 tigers live from frigid boreal forest to tropical forest and every in between
@@Superpooper-2020 says the lion meatrider..
@@lightningboltt5437 I'm not arguing against tigers adaptability. I'm simply pointing out that lions have a historical range that is equally adaptable. It's not a feature that is unique to tigers. Leopards have an even more expansive range than tigers.
Tiger replacing Jaguar would be like an Allosaurus replacing Ceratosaurus as the apex predator.
Or the T-Rex replacing Allosaurus..lol
Tigerosaurus vs Jaguarosaurus
Odd comparison as Ceratosaurus is not an apex predator. Its territories overlapped with both Allosaurus and Torvosaurus, two substantially larger theropods. A more accurate comparison might be a carcharadontosaurid replacing allosaurus. As Allo is considered an apex, despite being smaller than later large theropods.
the tiger would not survive in Amazon for the same reason that the smilodon became extinct, a larger predator will be less fast and agile to hunt the animals there
@@jonaw2008sunderban is basically the same as Amazon
Lions are also found in India. India is home to 500+ lions
Now number of tiger in India goes above 3 thousands thanks to Indian government
But only in Gir
It's more than 3k
@@bhupeshkumar2537 no buddy
Tigers are amazing swimmer as well. There has been instances where they swimmed and catch people off the boats, specially the in Sundarban swamps.
We in India have tigers and lion.
Naturally gifted lands which just is amazing
Exactly, surprised the video never mentioned lions living in Gujarat
But you worship cow dung
Here in africa we don't consider asian lions as lions sir ........come to africa u will see real lions ......African lions and bengal tigers sharing a territory will be straight out war , the fact that ur lions survive so easily and in harmony with the tigers speaks for itself
@@abdullahbux41half knowledge is dangerous both the asiatic lion and African lions are lions but Asiatic lions are more prized because their population is pretty low and no tigers and lions in India don't live in harmony because they never get in contact with each other lions live in the western part of India while tigers in the eastern and north eastern part
leopards
India is the only land in world which is natural home for Lion and Tiger together.
Csuse i think it depends on the weather
Asiatic lion and Sunderban tiger 🔥
Snow Leopard too
@@sodatta11Also normal leopards.
Now even cheetahs have been introduced in India
1:00 please show correct map of India as its so heartbreaking for me
That is the correct map
Yes bro they must
@@ak-gi5drno it is not
That is the correct map they just highlighted the areas where tigers were or are present in kashmir/Gujarat region there were no tigers@@namefame3125
Asli map mai pok hai
Yes, there is strong possibility that Tigers can thrive in the rainforest of Sth America. However, one has to be careful when introducing new animals as it can affected the existing wildlife and possibly wipe the out. Tigers are territorial by nature so they will most probably take up residence in their favourite areas and drive other competitors out. Much like the Asiatic Lions have been driven to areas least favourite to the Tiger.
Nobody should introduce tigers out in the Amazon , it will be a disaster. And I don't think anybody cares about introducing some vicious animals in a strange forest halfway across the world.
In the Pleistocene, South America had jaguars the size of tigers, they became extinct because they could not hunt modern species, so the tiger would not survive either
There would be no species left if tigers live there 😂
They are tigers, not humans who hunt for fun, harvest and store and then eat out of boredom
Sloths: Thank God there are no tigers in the Amazon
Right? The top competitors are an Electroworm and a bird. Yawn, tiger pwns
No they would migrate in the u.s ..they all heard about Mr.beast
jaguars have lived with smilodon and american lions, so I see no reason why they can't live with tigers
Tiger’s Especially The Siberian Tiger’s Are Not Only Powerful and Most Beautiful They Are Extremely Intelligent !!!
I like how you said they are powerful, but not the most powerful. 🦁 👑
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7engtf outta here
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7en🦁👑🔥
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7eni like how a lion fan boy thinks is puny 400lbs maned kitty can match our 600lbs man -eater
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7entiger bigger tiger stronger tiger better fighter
Electric eels would be the only species that could cause unsolicited problems for the tiger in the Amazon. Caumans and crocs in the Amazon are not as large or aggressive as muggers, salt water crocs and gharials, and Bulll sharks exist in abundance in tiger tropical habitats too. They’d nevertheless have a harder time seeking prey as the Amazon is vast and dense making prey animals harder to find and stalk. Tigers are quite well adapted to riverine / delta conditions in the Sunderbans. Over time, tigers would probably decrease in size to adapt to their environment as they have in Indo China, Malaysia and Indonesia. Jaguars would probably have a harder time to adapt to a new and much more powerful predator and become stealthier like the leopard. Same with mountain lions who’ve not been mentioned
There are monstrous river fish in the Amazon like piranhas and Goliath catfishes and snakes like the green anacondas would be formidable threats as well.
The wondering spider would make the tigers die with a boner
A couple of Tigers have been introduced into a South African wildlife park and are thriving. If the Tiger was introduced into the Amazon he would be the apex predator and thus would have an effect on other predators such as his feline cousin the Jaguar. The Tiger would have a variety of prey to choose from. At some stage the Tiger would unfortunately encounter farmers and their livestock and just like Jaguars and Punas would be killed.
South Africa is partly Savannah tigers can live well in Central Africa ,
I love how every comment os talking about tiger being able to fight off jaguars and other big animals... Meanwhile, I am thinking of how many freaking diseases, poisons and venoms the tiger will have to face. The thing about the Amazon is that if you only worry about the big creatures, the critters will get to you.
True
Well said
Australia has some of the most venomous animals in the world .
Still Australia is overrun by Feral animals like Rabbits , Cats etc .
Tigers' natural habitat in South East Asia and Sunderbans of India have many venomous animals and Tigers have learnt to avoid them .
Tigers already inhabit similar ecosystems....but for any species new to a ecosystem there will be challenges and only the successful ones will thrive finally
@@shatnermohanty6678they can’t avoid the parasites and microorganisms that they have not evolved along side so they have not adapted any defense too protect them selves from them..
India has 5 Full Scale seasons every year... Temperature varies from 0 to 40°C and Rainfall varies from No rain till months to 10 inches of rain in a day....
Tigers live here easily, they can live for sure in Amazon
Now we can finally get to see Tiger vs Titanoboa
If Titanoboa still existed it would have no problem killing a Tiger
@@sector5514 ever heard about sarcasm?
Vasuki will kill titanoboa easily
@@sector5514 Snakes challenging Cats in reflex fights is a joke
1:46 Hey! You forgot the Lions in India! The Asiatic Lions live above that line!
True. I was also confused how he missed this
This video is about tigers.
Introducing even a few tigers would completely dismantle the Amazon's fragile ecosystem.
And probably starve to death afterwards.
@@Vexinsight True.
the tiger would not survive in Amazon for the same reason that the smilodon became extinct, a larger predator will be less fast and agile to hunt the animals there
1:54 Asiatic lions: ‘am I a joke to you???’
TIGER PRIDE OF INDIA🐯🐅🇮🇳
Another chest thumping Indian
Malayan tiger kill bengal tiger
@@mohdroshidi1636Bengal Tiger's ferocity is enough to clap Malayan tigers but then again WE SHOULD not fight between ourselves!
@@mohdroshidi1636My cat is enough to beat malaya tigers.😂😂😂
@@mohdroshidi1636...Malayan tiger is an adolescent Bengal tiger ...You need to push in steroids to make them at par with the Bengal Tigers .... Although , Siberian Tigers are the real king
Tigers would definitely wipe out the jaguars and take their place on the food chain since they ain’t as fast as leopards in terms of climbing trees.
they would kill the jaguars, but jaguars can quickly climb trees according to reports from hunters
Jaguars are great climbers
I don't think tiger vs jaguar would be one sided
@@MonwabisiHlomza-mj8xjWhat chance does a jaguar has against an animal twice it size?
@@spartan066 it's not that one sided but it would still be a snack down
Tigers would definitely survival in Amazon.
They would hunt smaller caiman species mammals fish and more
Tiger hunding large size mugger crocodile in india.so caiman not a issue
@@ak-fi9nitiger hunt a huge mugger croc is rarely happen(and Mugger crocodile also hunt tiger,just not so often )
On the other hand black caiman is actually bigger than mugger crocodile,so tiger probaly dont want to mess with an adult
@@nguyenlightduy7020 tigers are also known to hunt saltwater crocodile which are also found in india
@@aganbraganca4156it rare to happen and probaly not against large size one
And there also videos where tiger got killed by Crocdile too but people just ignore it
@@nguyenlightduy7020tigers hunt a lot of croc in india lol! Look at the jaguars they just jump and go straight for corc brain😅
Amazon Would Be Blessed with World's Most Fearless 👑👑👑👑
I would invite all attempts to introduce tigers into random areas. I would be proud to have tigers in my town. They are not only ferocious predators but also fine companions 😊
Sloths: Thank God there are no tigers in the Amazon
Sloths could injure a Toger severely if not killed instantly the giant claws could pierce right through the tiger. Causing horrible wounds and eventually infections.
Tigers often hunt Indian Gaurs(Largest wild cattle in the world) most of the time alone, which is one of the most amazing performance of strength in the animal kingdom.
You forgot the giant river otters in the Amazon. they give jaguars and caiman hell as is.
Same with the tiger
I was thinking the same thing. The strength of their numbers is a real advantage.
Wonder if they would go after the Escobar hippos
@@brandonveltri2825 That would be a battle! I've seen hippos jack a lion up. Tigers are bigger......but probably not so big that they wouldn't fit into a hippos mouth.
@@ericparker163 what if we section of a portion of the Amazon rainforest to use as the ultimate animal battleground? Hippos, tigers, crocs, elephants, bears and everything else that has the power to destroy your car in minutes
The tigers would be fine - especially if they were Bengal or Sumatran tigers that already live in similar settings to the Amazon (e.g. some Bengal tigers live in the Sundarbans mangrove forest between India/Bangladesh, Sumatran tigers obviously live on Sumatra). They might become smaller over time like the Sumatran tigers if they start out like Bengals, but that's about it. They would cope better than, say, lions would, as the difference is not so extreme and plus tigers as a species are more adaptable to different locations than arguably any other big cat including the leopard (debatable).
Second reason is that the tiger is probably phenotypically and in terms of lifestyle the most similar big cat to the jaguar, which already thrives in the Amazon - it's like a supersized stripey jaguar in many ways (I am aware that tigers are genetically closest to snow leopards, but I'm talking by appearance/attributes/lifestyle than genetics). Both are superb solitary ambush/stealth predators, both love the water and are great swimmers (unlike the other big cats), both hunt and consume members of the _Crocodilia_ order, large snakes and so on and both are powerful enough to take on all comers in their respective areas...unlike, say, leopards which have to be more careful. There might be less very big game to hunt, but I'm sure the tigers would adapt and would hunt peccaries, tapir and so on.
Obviously, the tiger would displace the jaguar as the new top cat, but the jaguars would also cope by avoiding the tigers and while their numbers might take a hit they would still be around. It's easier after all, to hide in the same jungle than it is for leopards or cheetahs to hide from lions in the African savannah and they manage.
You know nothing about Jaguars, a Jaguar have a similar size to a Bengal, but the Jaguar has almost twice the bite force
@@guruxara7994You who don't know anything about tigers, how can you say that jaguars are the same size as Bengal tigers? Madman
@@guruxara7994in the Amazon, jaguars prey on caymans, in Asian forests, tigers prey on crocodiles, and in Asian forests, tigers live together with elephants, rhinos, cows and buffalo.
@@guruxara7994 lmao what a joke bengals are over twice the size of jags
Here in Brazil we have a few subspecies of jaguars, the largest of which are not those that live in the Amazon, but in the wetlands of the Pantanal, due to the less dense forest and greater variety of larger prey such as tapirs, capybaras, caimans, anteaters, wild boars, deer and armadillos. Therefore, I believe that due to its size and energy demand, the Amazon would not be such an easy place for tigers to adapt. But just a layman's opinion here
You are absolutely right. There is a reason for the tiger being larger and Jaguars being smaller. The coat pattern of the 2 cats are also different for a reason. Yes the tiger may adapt and survive in the Amazon but it’s definitely not easy as everyone notes, it will be a tough road. Jaguar are the kings of the Amazon. Tigers staying where they is better for everyone concerned.
Did you know that tigers have large prey such as tapirs, wild boars, estuarine crocodiles, wild cattle, wild buffalo, in Asian forests? Tigers can also climb and swim like jaguars
the size and energy of each tiger is different, like our tigers in Sumatra which are called Sumatran tigers, they are the same size as the Amazon jaguar... maybe what you mean is the Siberian or Bengal tiger
I think the bigger question is, what would this mean for the already ENDANGERED jaguar?
@Zionist_Empire
Hunting, poaching, a daily loss of habitat; I'd say it's endangered, and adding tigers to the mix will all but ensure extinction!
This means that they better practice their climbing skills 😂
@@mmkr0000
That doesn't make any sense!
@derekbates4316 Why not? If tigers are introduced in the Amazon, then jaguars have to assume the role of leopards in order to survive.
@@mmkr0000
Jaguars are not leopards!
Tigers thrive in Sundarban.
Amazon would be like a free vacation for them.
Except it wouldn't, it is a much more venomous and toxic place. Any wound the Tifer gets would kill it with infections.
Tigers have a naturally big appetite, they'd probably wipe out the whole eco system within a day or two
Are you overestimating the tigers or underestimating the sheer size of the Amazon rainforest ?
A day? Absolutely not. Even if you transported every tiger in the world into the Amazon, they wouldn't wipe it out in a day.
A month maybe.
Even if every tiger ate 10 times their normal diet it'll take all eternity.( Man-made calamities excluded)
@@anjalgiyt2276 it's a joke and I wish you can see a tiger of mangrove forest in person. And Amazon will be a perfect breeding ground for them . Tigers will destroy Amazon . Good thing that nobody thought about introducing them there .
In the Pleistocene, South America had jaguars the size of tigers, they became extinct because they could not hunt modern species, so the tiger would not survive either
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No we will not invade Poland
The tiger would starve. The Amazon is definitely not known for large creatures.
I think the tiger would fare better in the cerrado region, a sort of Brazilian savannah
I tend to agree. Much smaller game in the Amazon. The tiger would have to successfully hunt much more prey then it currently does to survive. While not impossible, i think it would be hard for the Tiger. The Jaguar is normally about half the size of a tiger, so needs less food. Also i would wager that the jaguar is better at hunting smaller game then a tiger.
The tiger will shrink in size
In the Pleistocene, South America had jaguars the size of tigers, they became extinct because they could not hunt modern species, so the tiger would not survive either
I’m a Tiger fan for their adaptability,stamina,strength and other physical features I also love em for being very vengeful
Those cannibals living in the rainforest will be the first to go extinct.
Yeah true
Hell no, this isn't like in India where a sick tiger eats hundreds of victims. The American natives are extremely violent and hunt game just as dangerous as any tiger or bear. They hunt other men, warriors that hunt and kill for a living. The jaguar is wise and learned to not hunt men, the tiger would learn too. It would go after tapir and learn about their ferocious bite. A herbivore that literally bit the arm off a zookeeper. If the tiger is injured and bleeding and not conscious of the piranha the kitty will make a tasty meal.
Indian people have handled tiger for last 5000 years
Tigers would thrive but some of the young would be picked off by mature jaguars.
On the flip side the jaguar population would definitely suffer. Jaguars have the strongest bite force of any cat period but tigers have such a massive size advantage it would be similar to what leopards deal with in Africa with lions and also tigers and leopards in India.
It must be said though that jaguars are much more formidable opponents for tigers than leopards. Unfortunately not formidable enough.
Tigers truly are the “king of the jungle” and in the Amazon they’d get to prove it.
I don't know about jaguars having the best bite force,my guy
But the difference is leopards have evolved to know how to hide their kills, also, lions are not really prone to going into jungle areas, where leopards are. In Africa, lions and leopards each have their own niche. Not so with tigers; they would be running right up against jaguars in the same environment.
Then they introduce African lions and the tigers disappear from the Amazon, because lions would specifically hunt them due to lack of prey.
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7enOne, no way would lions choose to hunt tigers. No predator wants a prey that is that hard to kill. Two, there would still be a lot of easier animals for the lions to kill. I think a more likely scenario is this: Tigers take over the Amazon; lions conquer the Pampas. Thanks for your reply. Peace.
Tigers historically lived with lions and leopards and cheetahs and hyenas and wolves and worse the dholes
So they'd be alright
I mean they survived in sundarbans so def in amazon too
they don't survive, they rule
sundarbans is not as deadly as amazon
If jaguar can survive as a apex predator then tiger would be too@@aganbraganca4156
I have a great idea for another video. What if brown bears were introduced into the Patagonia? Even polar bears in Tierra del Fuego
Jaguars had to compete with larger cats than tigers thousands of years ago. I wouldn't count them out.
Absolutely fascinating! And excellent presentations of information. Your illustrations are so helpful, and well executed.
I didn't know most of this information. Thanks for telling me!
I'm not sure if it would be that easy for tigers to adapt to the Amazon rainforest. The rainforest is very dense and favors smaller animals, as evidenced by the fact that even the Amazon jaguars are smaller than their Pantanal counterparts and it would be difficult to find enough large-sized prey. If they were to thrive in the rainforest, I think they would probably shrink over generations.
Almost anything on land , trees and water would be food for the tiger outside of sharks. Reptiles, rodents , Bird, mammals are all in the tiger diet. Tigers would be fine
@@killablackmambakbm7593 Yeah, but as I mentioned, most prey in the Amazon are quite small, and a tiger requires a significant amount of meat every day. Many formidable predators have gone extinct due to a lack of prey. Even here in South America, much larger cats existed in the past, but one of the reasons for their extinction is the Amazon forest itself. To survive, they need to adapt. As I mentioned, Amazon jaguars weigh less than half as much as jaguars from other biomes.
They'll have a great time !
Tiger is my favourite cat 😊😊❤❤
Yeah, we know it’s a lot of liars favorite animal. The king lion destroys the tiger in all fight footage.
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7en but what did I say? 🫤 Yea if there's fight between king of jungle even he doesn't live in Jungle with Sigma Tiger who actually lives alone in Jungle will definitely win cause of power ,weight,agility,reflexes nd alot of skills including Beautiful texture of 🐅 that a simple looked lion 🦁can never have 🌝
@@KamalSadanah92 lions dominate tigers in all footage humans have.
@@LiarSlayer01-gb7en I know U r lion fan and don't want your favourite one to be defeated but the interpretation doesn't change reality.. it's like U believe A Donkey can defeat Horse 😅
Understand.. Evolution and Research Abt wild animals...
@@KamalSadanah92 no, I’m simply a realist. All video footage shows lions dominating tigers. if you did actual research, you would see underground footage of lions finishing the fight. Aka dead 🐅
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There are no large animals for the tigers to hunt, except Tapirs.
I doubt they would survive.
Tigers diet is variable .
they can also eat wild boars, birds, fish, rodents, amphibians, reptiles, and even insects. also known to consume monkeys, buffalo, sloth and leopards. A jaguar likely would be occasional food . Almost anything that isn't poisonous in the Amazon could be food for a tiger .
They will rule the Amazonian Rainforest :) Just like the savannah, it has long been known that a tiger can kill a lion.
tigers will not survive in the savannah lol...lions and hyenas are the rulers of the savanna and they live in groups
@@puki-kz6nj In turkisch ZOO young Tiger kills adult Liom in 1 vs 1. Sorry but without rest of group, lions sucks in 1 vs 1.
@@kuchenek15 In the South Korean zoo, lion (5) have also killed tiger (6) 1 on 1,
@@puki-kz6nj A male lion killed a female tiger by biting her in the neck at Jeonju Zoo around 3:40 p.m. Wednesday. So, we have female tiger, dont compare it. In Turkich ZOO we got young male Tiger and adult male Lion. AND HE KILL HIM WITH ONE SNAP ! !During the times of the coliseum, such fights were organized and the tiger usually destroyed the lion. Tiger is more stringer then lion bro, deal with it.
@@kuchenek15 so??still the lion killed the tiger whether it was a woman or a man..the story from the colosseum about the lion and tiger fight is not valid, we don't know the size of the lion and tiger they fought..you can also watch videos on UA-cam of the lion vs tiger fight and in the video the tiger loses
You forgot to mention competition from otters, who give tough fight to jaguars
If tigers went to the Amazon, they would be at the top of the food chain. They still kill wolves and leopards now. It would be a nightmare for a Jaguar. I respect jaguars, but tigers are on another level. The real scary thing about tigers is that they never forget the person who attacked them. There are lots of references to how tigers tracked down hunters and got revenge and killed them. And this is absolutely no joke 💀
It all depends on which cat is the one to ambush the other. If the Jaguar can successfully ambush a Tiger, the Tiger would lose due to a bite through the skull. If the Tiger ambushes the Jaguar or if they fight directly, then the Jaguar loses.
Microorganisms: aren't you going to consider us?
Tigers could thrive anywhere without human interference
As long as there's enough to eat
Bro bring the Bengal tiger to the savannah wilderness 😂😂...It won't last beyond 2 days
@@Xyzpklmmlmao it would be easy
@@krishwanthkishore8299 it is easy on paper not reality... 10 of baddest India male tigers won't survive a day in the savannah wilderness in the territory of lions and hyenas
@@Xyzpklmm they already live in those savannah like regions of central india and they are apex predators there.
There used to be lions too once upon a time in those areas but they were either hunted by humans or driven out by the tigers.
Then We wll have RRR Brazilian version
5:13 Absolute NOPE.
Just imagine 600 pounds of claws and teeth falling on you FROM A TREE!!!
tigers are so cute onscreen, till you see one in the wild. They are absolutely terrifying.
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Jaguars would be running scared.
Only against a Siberian, which could never adapt in the Amazon, against a Bengal, the Jaguar would win, pound to pound the Jaguar is much stronger. And both the Jaguar and the Bengal have similar sizes.
@@guruxara7994your a fool bengal tiger is so dangerous and aggressive tiger species... You see in one video bengal tiger jump in elephant 🐘height and attack a man who sitting in elephant...means they so crazy & mad..... Maybe jagurs should leave their boundaries for tigers otherwise jagurs is dead meat in Amazon land😂😂😂
@@guruxara7994that isn't true bengal tiger is much bigger than baby Sized Jaguar for it
I think a jaguar could kill a tiger if they caught him by surprise. Jaguars have the most powerfull bite of the big cats and their hunting strategies often is to kill its prey with the first bite with a surprise attack to the neck, but if the jaguar fails to kill the tiger with that first bite he's so dead
That's not how it works. Cats have incredible reflexes, even if the jaguar caught a tiger by surprise, it would have to fight the tiger. That's like saying a Leopard would attempt to kill a lion sleeping in the savannah, they wouldn't dare because the lion would wake up ready to fight in a split second.
Actually tigers have a stronger bite force than jaguars. Jaguars having the strongest bite force is just a myth.
@@Unknown45270The jaguar has the highest bite force Among big cats not the tiger...1500 PSI for the Jaguar and 1050 for the Tiger ...simple fact don't try to change the truth because you like tigers, you can check everywhere.
@@YoungMesrine false, jaguars have the strongest pfp bite force not the most strongest bite force overall. Tigers and lions have a stronger bite force psi than jaguar but jaguar will have a stronger bite force if they were the same weight.
@@Unknown45270you know because the tiger and jaguar 🐆 bite you rite ?
They would
Be competing with the Jaguar. Leonard and Tiger basically make a Tiger! So bad ass!!
Out of all the tiger subspecies the Bali tiger would have been best suited for the Amazon as they lived in similar environments and would be used to smaller prey and their dark coats would better blend in
They are extinct , also the Sumatra tigers.
Well as long as jaguars exist, there is no need to introduce tigers there mate
This guy's idea that a bullshark of those weights could hunt adult tigers is pretty funny.
Ur right...he out of his mind
That 1,000+ pounder Jeremy Wade caught on River Monsters could. But that was in South Africa in the Breede River.
There are also bull sharks in Indian rivers.
THAT IS A VERY GOOD QUESTION
To be fair, lions used to be almost "everywhere" in the old world, well, except Southeast Asia and Australia. And I mean as recent as several thousand years ago. There were tigers in archaic Greece, in Balkans, even mid-central Europe. Also all over in Central Asia and Middle-East.
Smilodon and the American lions were also a factor in the Americas.
U can introduce them to " Netflix" also ( instead of Amazon)😂
As a human it is our duty to disrupt every possible ecosystem by any means. so I would like to file a petition to bring tiger to amazon.
Tiger won't survive in Amazon because there isn't much of large prey for it, caimans and capybaras are not enough. And anacondas are hard to comeby
I think the only case there'd be an encounter between a tiger & a jaguar would be when Tiger Woods drives a Jaguar
An interesting thought experiment indeed. I wouldn't be so sure about tigers supplanting jaguars entirely though. Jaguars are already more adapted to the Amazon, being able to subsist on the available prey, which are on the whole smaller in size than where tigers exist in Asia. A good example being able to exploit turtles and caimans. The larger tiger would find it more difficult to thrive on smaller prey species. Conceivably they could evolve to become smaller, as tigers are in rainforest environments like Sumatra, and thus compete more effectively against jaguars. Suffice to say there would ultimately be only one top cat in the Amazon due to competitive exclusion, and the jury is out on which!
Tiger: Hmm, I wonder if this weird-looking critter tastes good
Electric eel: Might be the last meal you eat
Tiger basically needs ONLY ONE THING thick foliage and lots of trees…..because that’s why they have stripes to hide in between and if it’s swampy it’s absolutely welcome….seems Amazon is like ideal for them
Make this make sense!!!
I searched recorded weights for tigers and lions, and lions always come out heavier.
The Siberian tigers dont go to 600lbs, it was a few individuals. There are wild lions which were measured past this 600lbs, it was a few individuals. Yet for tigers its like thats where they at, and lions not.
Siberians now average less than 190kg, Bengals it fluctuates a bit but looks like 190-220, lions slightly more.
Going by recorded wild specimens, the records show lions to be marginally bigger.
My impression is that they same weight, it depends wat u find
You know these tigers fans are not objectives
They are already ruling the Sunderban forest, the climate of sunderban delta region is very much similar to amazon
I thought you would say excellent sense of humor not hearing haha
Tigers would definitely flourish I'm Amazon. Similar experiment was performed in Africa, tugers seem to have learnt soon and successfully hunt Ostriches. Scary creatures.
Tigers love dense forest. They would love Amazon rainforest and would take over the forest within few years
idk why but I love these type of thumbnails😭 🤩
Hey bro thanks for sharing your videos with us all but can you make a video on 'Can african animals survive in India'.
Would jaguars survive in the Congo? You did a video about the surviving in Africa in general but not specifically in the Congo. Considering it’s another rain forest, it seems likely depending on prey.
9:54 this was my initial answer that I thought of within 1 second of seeing the title of the video lol
Today I learned you could possibly see a jaguar in Texas 😮
Meanwhile... Tiger looking at the tutorial and making a note.🐯
Jumping 18-20 ft is terrifying… at the very least you’d never know you were being hunted!
I'm Indian but that's doesn't matter I always have a special soft corner for the for the Tigers in my heart.
I have seen Tiger in Amazon jungle..in a movie called Anaconda -hunt for blood orchid... 😮
Tigers are no Jag or Lions, they hv a habbit of killing Humans... in Sundarbans 1 Tiger killed 30+ humans and 11 in a single attack.
It will come to the boat kill a human and takes away the body like that it killed 11 and there is only 1 person left to tell the story.😢
Tigers are my all time favourite Animal, and this video just shows why
I was wondering exactly the same and today I saw video on UA-cam on this topic. wow