Zhou Zhenglong shot South China Tiger 10.

Suspicion 1: The weather doesn't match.

As can be seen from the above picture, the photo should have been taken on April 3rd. That was the day before Tomb-Sweeping Day.

Then let's take a look at the weather forecast during the Qingming period in Shaanxi:

4-6 days, there will be rainy weather in Jianghuai, Jiangnan, northern and western South China, southern Hubei, eastern Guizhou and other places, including moderate rain in some areas of Jiangnan and heavy rain in some areas; There will be light rain and snow in eastern Tibet.

You can also see the weather in Shaanxi in the above picture. Zhenping county is at the southernmost tip of Shaanxi, and it should be raining, so the snow in this picture should be regarded as a doubt.

Doubt 2: The footprints are too perfect.

If a tiger walks, it should have snow residue caused by its feet moving forward. The snow around the footprints is smooth and looks like carving. If it is taken, it can't be just a photo.

Doubt 3: There are too few footprints

Tigers need to scrape the ground when walking in the snow, so there should be nail prints and 500-meter footprints. There is only one footprint so deep. Is it possible that tigers can only walk? Even a series of unclear footprints, it is estimated that it is difficult to make fake footprints.

Doubt 3: divert attention

When it happened, it was about whether the tiger photo was taken by Zhou Zhenglong, that is, whether the tiger photo was real. Now publishing the tiger footprint is to turn the question of whether the tiger photos are true or false into the question of tigers in the mountains. Actually, this is two different things.

Doubt 4: There is a "hoofprint"

I don't know if careful netizens have seen it. There is a "hoofprint" where the tape measure is placed, which is obviously out of harmony with the middle of the photo. The two hooves are very close and should be artificial. Some netizens said: It should be the footprints that were tried before the footprints were made.