www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_PHs-kbypo
The comments here is always the best...always people who say they are inverse the experts.
On the graphics part, gota agree it sucks, even how they cost played it, lion running into tiger like both were couldnt see the other, but that was just the graphic designer...overall there was some power house experts with degrees on that subject...heres the cast and team of animal face of lion vs tiger:
Frank mendel:
Scott H woodward
"There were other stuff that they did not show," said Woodward. "It was inappropriate though, it was some old footage where they threw a tiger and a lion into a pit. The lion was more dominant while the tiger just gave up. None of the cats were interested in finishing the other off."
In addition to Mendel and Woodward, the UB team developing the Vertebrate Analyzer includes
- Kevin Chugh, Ph.D., NYSCEDII research associate for visualization;
- Kevin Hulme, Ph.D., NYSCEDII's research associate for engineering design;
- Venkat Krovi, Ph.D., assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering;
- David R. Pendergast, Ph.D., professor of physiology and biophysics, and
- Abani Patra, Ph.D., associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering.
http://www.ubspectrum.com/article/2...e-to-analyzing-a-catfight-of-epic-proportions
And they featured:
Samantha Stephens
A Zoologist from New Zealand for Animal Planet, said:
"A male lion spends the first 4 years of its life just developing him self into a fighting machine, its his whole focus fighting to take over a pride, defending it for others." Dave Salmoni a tiger guy, later agreed with her.
David salmoni
He's a zoologist, a renowned animal trainer, a television presenter and a producer with his own South Africa-based production company, his love for animals. In 1998, Salmoni began his apprenticeship as an animal trainer at Bowmanville Zoological Park near Toronto, one of the world's largest humane-credited providers of highly trained animals. Salmoni focused on large cat training and has been training large cats as well as other predators since then.Salmoni was offered a life-changing opportunity to be the first to travel with two captive-bred Bengal tigers to Africa and train them how to hunt and survive in the wild. Following this experience, Salmoni lived among African lions for three months in an attempt to show that lions and humans can co exsist in the same area.
David salmoni says:
He’d give the edge to a lion in a fight with a tiger, even with a 150 lb advantage.
“To get a tiger to want to fight you is pretty hard,” says Salmoni. “Tigers don’t like to fight. They hunt to kill and eat. That’s it.” Unlike lions, which grow up in groups and are used to sparring, tigers are solitary animals, responsible for their own food and survival, Salmoni says. They will take the risk to fight only “if they feel they have to.
http://animal.discovery.com/tv/af...ck/dave-salmoni/dave-salmoni.html
So its not as if there were brain dead people who put it together, there were people with P.hd's on board...so I dont know where all these commentators go an criticize the team who havent an ounce of studying them or any history of working with either or even seeing a wild tiger and lion. As for the comments, I still dont understand the notion that the tiger is a lone hunter thus more experience, on basic logic this makes no sense. All this goes back to the notion that tigers...are suppose to be bigger.
The comments here is always the best...always people who say they are inverse the experts.
On the graphics part, gota agree it sucks, even how they cost played it, lion running into tiger like both were couldnt see the other, but that was just the graphic designer...overall there was some power house experts with degrees on that subject...heres the cast and team of animal face of lion vs tiger:
Frank mendel:
Scott H woodward
"There were other stuff that they did not show," said Woodward. "It was inappropriate though, it was some old footage where they threw a tiger and a lion into a pit. The lion was more dominant while the tiger just gave up. None of the cats were interested in finishing the other off."
In addition to Mendel and Woodward, the UB team developing the Vertebrate Analyzer includes
- Kevin Chugh, Ph.D., NYSCEDII research associate for visualization;
- Kevin Hulme, Ph.D., NYSCEDII's research associate for engineering design;
- Venkat Krovi, Ph.D., assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering;
- David R. Pendergast, Ph.D., professor of physiology and biophysics, and
- Abani Patra, Ph.D., associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering.
http://www.ubspectrum.com/article/2...e-to-analyzing-a-catfight-of-epic-proportions
And they featured:
Samantha Stephens
A Zoologist from New Zealand for Animal Planet, said:
"A male lion spends the first 4 years of its life just developing him self into a fighting machine, its his whole focus fighting to take over a pride, defending it for others." Dave Salmoni a tiger guy, later agreed with her.
David salmoni
He's a zoologist, a renowned animal trainer, a television presenter and a producer with his own South Africa-based production company, his love for animals. In 1998, Salmoni began his apprenticeship as an animal trainer at Bowmanville Zoological Park near Toronto, one of the world's largest humane-credited providers of highly trained animals. Salmoni focused on large cat training and has been training large cats as well as other predators since then.Salmoni was offered a life-changing opportunity to be the first to travel with two captive-bred Bengal tigers to Africa and train them how to hunt and survive in the wild. Following this experience, Salmoni lived among African lions for three months in an attempt to show that lions and humans can co exsist in the same area.
David salmoni says:
He’d give the edge to a lion in a fight with a tiger, even with a 150 lb advantage.
“To get a tiger to want to fight you is pretty hard,” says Salmoni. “Tigers don’t like to fight. They hunt to kill and eat. That’s it.” Unlike lions, which grow up in groups and are used to sparring, tigers are solitary animals, responsible for their own food and survival, Salmoni says. They will take the risk to fight only “if they feel they have to.
http://animal.discovery.com/tv/af...ck/dave-salmoni/dave-salmoni.html
So its not as if there were brain dead people who put it together, there were people with P.hd's on board...so I dont know where all these commentators go an criticize the team who havent an ounce of studying them or any history of working with either or even seeing a wild tiger and lion. As for the comments, I still dont understand the notion that the tiger is a lone hunter thus more experience, on basic logic this makes no sense. All this goes back to the notion that tigers...are suppose to be bigger.
these Coli animal threads at the goats.
