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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2023
- Ferocious cats such as tigers start out as small and playful cubs. This #InternationalTigerDay, we see the simple and pure joys a cub shares with her mother out in the wild as their bond grows with each adventure. #NatGeoIndia
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Maya Tigress and her cub from Mohurli Core Zone Tadoba. Kudos to the Creator of this documentary!!
I wish i could cuddle em😭❤ how beautiful creature tigers really are🥰
아기호랑이와 엄마호랑이 한편의 영화를 보는듯 해요.
어쩌면 하는 행동들이 인간과도 같은지 놀랐답니다.
동물원에서 보는 호랑이와 자연에서 살아가는 호랑이는 감탄스러울만큼 멋지고 좋네요.
멋지다 아름답다란 말이 어울리는 아이들 건강하자.😻😻😻💗
Wonderful Geographic video of the baby tiger playing with its mom. Thank You.
Reminds me of me and my daughter's bond. ❤❤
This almost made me tear up
It's so beautiful and heart touching the first scene got my heart in awe❤💯💯 it's so amazing to feel that it's always the mother who deeply cares, loves and maintains high level of patience with its baby😍
Полосатая нежность и забота ❤❤❤
Moments which are cherished life long.. 💞💫
It's is too amazing and beautiful scene ❤❤... That says no one can better understand and love u than ur mom❤❤
Amazing creation 👍
M❤M
Imagine if some one stuck infront of her kids by mistake 😂😂
Bg made me felt with so much nostlagia ❤ and the scene 2:07 is just so cute ❤
P S : I ❤ my mom so much
so beautiful.
Wonder full video
So loveable
So beautiful ❤
Beautiful Nature ❤
Beautiful 😍 😊
Spellbound ❤❤❤
This is so beautiful, I want to hug the "baby''. Thanks for sharing. Great job Shantanu (Music) and Nallamuthu (for the whole effort).
Cutest video ive seen in a while❤❤
BAAH😊😊😊❤❤❤❤...
Amazing ❤
È bello poterli vedere così ❤❤
Amazing
Nice 👍
ɳιƈҽ...❣️
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Thinking about the threat and exploitation the tigers are facing in various corners of the world, I couldn't help but crying in joy while watching this. They still have the places to be cared for and respected to live a life on their own terms. Thank you for giving this to them 😭❤ It's simply beautiful ❤
Tigers aren’t native to anywhere else in the world except Siberia and Asia-mainly India, so not sure what you mean by “various corners of the world” 🙄
@@KrisKk08 Wild tigers used to roam from Turkey to South Korea covering Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia and the Far East. Their habitats have been reduced to about only 5% of their historical range mainly due to human activities, and 3 out of 9 subspecies have gone extinct. What you mentioned is only the remainder, with wild tiger number continuing decreasing in Southeast Asia. Apart from the drastic decrease in wild tiger number, captive tigers are also suffering. In China, Thailand, Vietnam and Lao, thousands of captive tigers are bred for their body parts in horrendous living conditions. Thailand also uses captive tigers for tourism. These tigers are drugged or chained for photo props, or abused for circus performance. USA passed the law not long ago to ban private ownership of big cats (good on them!). Before that, captive tiger cubs were bred for cub petting programs and got destroyed before they grew too big. Research also shows that South Africa and some European countries are linked to tiger breeding and trafficking. What's so comforting is that countries like India, Nepal, Bhutan and Russia deploy enormous resources for tiger conservation against poaching and managing tiger-human conflicts. This makes it possible for tigers like the mother and cub in the video to live on their own terms in their very natural habitats.
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PS: Surprised that my earlier reply was deleted by UA-cam. Can admin please tell me why? I’ll keep posting till I get an answer thanks.
Original reply: Wild tigers used to roam from Turkey to North Korea covering Central Asia, South Aisa, Southeast Asia and the Far East. Their habitats have been reduced to about only 5% of their historical range mainly due to human activities, and 3 out of 9 subspecies have gone extinct. What you mentioned is only the remainder, with the wild tiger number continuing decreasing in Southeast Asia.
Apart from the drastic decrease in wild tiger population, the captive tigers are also suffering. In China, Thailand, Vietnam and Laos, thousands of captive tigers are bred for their body parts mostly in horrendous living conditions. Thailand also uses captive tigers for tourism. These tigers are drugged or chained as photo props, or abused to perform in circus. USA passed the law not long ago to ban private ownership of big cats (good on them!). Before that, captive tiger cubs were used for cub petting programs, and got destroyed before they grew too big. Research also shows that South Africa and some European countries are linked to tiger breeding and trafficking.
It’s very comforting to see that countries like India, Nepal, Bhutan and Russia deploy enormous resources for tiger conservation against poaching and managing tiger-human conflicts. This makes it possible for tigers like the mother and cub in the video to live life on their own terms in their very natural habitats.
@@KrisKk08 Surprised that my reply was deleted by UA-cam. Can admin please tell me why? I’ll keep posting till I get an answer thanks.
Original reply: Wild tigers used to roam from Turkey to South Korea covering Central Asia, South Aisa, Southeast Asia and the Far East. Their habitats have been reduced to about only 5% of their historical range mainly due to human activities, and 3 out of 9 subspecies have gone extinct. What you mentioned is only the remainder, with the wild tiger number continuing decreasing in Southeast Asia.
Apart from the drastic decrease in wild tiger population, the captive tigers are also suffering. In China, Thailand, Vietnam and Laos, thousands of captive tigers are bred for their body parts mostly in horrendous living conditions. Thailand also uses captive tigers for tourism. These tigers are drugged or chained as photo props, or abused to perform in circus. USA passed the law not long ago to ban private ownership of big cats (good on them!). Before that, captive tiger cubs were used for cub petting programs, and got destroyed before they grew too big. Research also shows that South Africa and some European countries are linked to tiger breeding and trafficking.
It’s very comforting to see that countries like India, Nepal, Bhutan and Russia deploy enormous resources for tiger conservation against poaching and managing tiger-human conflicts. This makes it possible for tigers like the mother and cub in the video to live life on their own terms in their very natural habitats.
@@KrisKk08 Surprised that my reply was deleted by UA-cam. Can admin please tell me why? I’ll keep posting till I get an answer thanks.
Original reply: Wild tigers used to roam from Turkey to South Korea covering Central Asia, South Aisa, Southeast Asia and the Far East. Their habitats have been reduced to about only 5% of their historical range mainly due to human activities, and 3 out of 9 subspecies have gone extinct. What you mentioned is only the remainder, with the wild tiger number continuing decreasing in Southeast Asia.
Apart from the drastic decrease in wild tiger population, the captive tigers are also suffering. In China, Thailand, Vietnam and Laos, thousands of captive tigers are bred for their body parts mostly in horrendous living conditions. Thailand also uses captive tigers for tourism. These tigers are drugged or chained as photo props, or abused to perform in circus. USA passed the law not long ago to ban private ownership of big cats (good on them!). Before that, captive tiger cubs were used for cub petting programs, and got destroyed before they grew too big. Research also shows that South Africa and some European countries are linked to tiger breeding and trafficking.
It’s very comforting to see that countries like India, Nepal, Bhutan and Russia deploy enormous resources for tiger conservation against poaching and managing tiger-human conflicts. This makes it possible for tigers like the mother and cub in the video to live life on their own terms in their very natural habitats.
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I see that video in my college's wildlife group
This is Tiger anthem
It is a great fact the forests in our india, needs to be protected and privileged because these forests are the home for our national animal tiger and other wild animals, we admit that india is evolving but we have to aware that this evolving process should not harm the forests and the wild animals, tigers and lions and other wild animals are gradually becoming endangered. Those people who are illiterate and those who feeding like a parasite to their parents money 💰 , these sentences are not for those peoples cause they won't understand the importance of forests and wild animals in our nation and its environment, those un -educated and good for nothing people will only importance their party's and girlfriends etc.
I am saying these sentences to the engineers and doctors and environmental engineers to save the forests and our wild animals to balance the diversity.
Plz add titles for every video
♥️♥️♥️🥹🥹🥹
Hello Zainab I will always love you ❤bye
Where is Rajasthan geography?
This is Madhya Pradesh
Amazing