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- While her mother and siblings sleep, Biba heads off alone, a potentially risky decision for a tiger cub particularly when there is a male tiger around…
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He started chuffing at the sight of her. Clearly knows her as his child and immediately started communicating a token sign of affection to her.
Tigers can recognise their own cubs by their scent.
Very special moment.
@@MitjitsuI was going to ask how
Then walks away immediately. So affectionate
I love how the chuffs and greets her as soon as he notices the cub arrival.
Me too
Exactly
Tiger chuffs are adorable
I love how he starts chuffing at the sight of her. It shows he knows who she is, has no intention of harming her, and will continue to keep her and her family safe.
Not true if the mother sees him she will kill him without hesitation
She literally just wanted to get close to him she was still kinda scared but wanted to meet him he acknowledged her but that's it
I wonder though, does he intentionally keep her and her family safe, or is that just a byproduct of him protecting *his* territory, and they just happen to also be there?
@@YodatheHobbit you sound like you're about to cancel the tiger
@@YodatheHobbit The reason why he's protecting the territory is to provide a safe environment for the females and his offspring, so to answer your question, he is intentially keeping them safe.
"The only male in the forest.. who would never harm her." 😭😭😭
Yup you see gorge a Romeo dies
😭😍❤️
If only humans could learn a little bit from them. 💔😓
Apart from her brothers of course. If she has any.
@@The_Moving_finger_writes so sorry ur father abused you?
This male tiger name is Mangu. Mangu was one of the dominant male tigers in Tala of Bandhavgarh after the fall of Bamera during 2014-2016. He was sadly last seen in 2019, and most likely gone now. I hope Mangu's sons still survive, and leave offspring.
I thought this was Bheem no?
@@johnnytightlips991 This male tiger is Mangu. I wish he could live longer.
History classes for young lions a must.
No, you are wrong this was indeed Bamera only.
Absolutely adorable how the cubs each take their turn rubbing and snuggling up to their mom.....🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅🐯🐯❤❤
🥀🙀🌴😧🌴🙀🥀
yeah i love it 🥰
Must be Mother’s Day
The whole documentary is worth watching. This was a very loving family living in an abundant, well protected forest.
When your Dad leaves on a “trip” but is actually doing his job.
Tigers are workaholics, doing their job to protect their territory so much that he doesn't see them.
They have other baby Mama's to look at. No time to rest.
Visiting his 3 other families ;)
@@Kalenz1234 you know the drill
Sounds like a dad who provides.
You can see when she was trying to approach the adult male, how much terrified she was in getting close. But when father uttered some sounds, then they made a connection ❤️
That sound is called 'chuffing', and it's how a tiger lets others know that they are relaxed and happy. Think a purr, but a thousand times deeper.
"...Unless, of course, he's your father. The only male in the forest who would never harm her."
*Entire Audience of people* : AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
I wish humans were civilized enough like tigers.
@@diptree large number of children that get abused are crime single mother households and get abused by their mother, what is ur pt
@@unknownbannana8241 Most children get emotionally and sexually abused in two parent households, foster homes, and religious institutions as well. Acting like it's a gender specific thing and not a "piece of shit people who crave power over others because they're miserable" thing is weird and disingenuous to young boys and girls who are abused by everyone of any household or background.
@@Velvetx4cove most number of children accounted for everything is still abused by the mother, overall single and double parent household together. Statistics, simply stating the reality isn’t being disingenuous. My comment wasn’t even about the abused children, it was abt the perpetrators.
@unknownbannana8241 Yeah, I mean both dads and moms can be assholes, what's your pt? If anything mothers are more protective of children than fathers are. This coming from a grown up man. Don't let stats tell you the whole story, bc I've made that mistake.
This is one of the best ways to celebrate the Year of the Tiger. These magnificent creatures, like all others, deserve our respect and protection from poachers and extinctions.
Couldn’t have said it any better🙌
Bless it be....
@@__magnusss__ type to
Can the country with the origin of the Year of the Tiger actually stop the tiger farms and do more to stop traditional medicine rather than market this gimmick of Year of Tiger and do nothing?
@@piyalimondal813 what
It's beautiful to see how she can't resist her instincts to approach him, even tho she does have inclination in her genes to avoid males as a kitten... It is touching to see how even beasts have feelings for their own
If we lose wild tigers, we are really good for nothing.
I prefer the look of tigers over lions. But I respect lions more because the males are more family orientated than male Tiger's. When I was a kid I always rooted for Tiger's over lions lol, but as I got older I realised lion's are more of a spiritual grounded animal
@@ozandrocameron8131 That's my point, she probably NEVER saw him before, might have smelled or felt him somehow, but still even the wildest beast knows it's own kin...
I wouldn’t say that we aren’t good for nothing, we’re good for me at least.
@@enki9013 relatives do have smell, to prevent incest
Tigers rarely fight in the wild and when they do its usually something amounting to a show of force. Since they do not want to risk injury. Whereas injured lions in a coalition or pride can still leech of other lion kills.
Tiger fathers are actually very involved in their cubs lives. They basically travel from family to family, make sure they are safe, say high, maybe get some food, and move on to make sure the other females and cubs in his territory are safe.
Sounds like some Hood dad's.
Why do they make more than one family at a time? How long is their mating season?
@@winxclubstellamusa funny enough scientists have noticed tiger fathers cutting down territory to focus only on one or two females
@@Primenumber19 makes sense
@@winxclubstellamusa that's male nature. What you mean why. Males are into polygyny by nature
The last few seconds where the family is walking and the cubs rub up against her was so beautiful! It’s amazing to see how such incredible creatures like them form bonds just like we do ❤️
You are gorgeous 😍😍
@anthuvanaaseevagar1387 Someone gets it, thank you!
Still they can kill you without any hesitation
I can very confidently say that this is NOT THE FIRST TIME the father has met the cubs. Male tigers are very involved parents as opposed to what people have believed till now.
The males know cubs are around, feces, urine - smells, etc. even without meeting them. And they too, at least the mother, knows this male is around. So meeting ir not, they know the existence of eash other.
Relax lad
If you search for it, you can find the story of the male tiger who raised his 4 cubs after the death of their mother.
It happened in India, and it's unlikely to have been the only occurrence in history. It's just the only one that scientists documented.
@@MrVvulf Very cool
@@MrVvulf theres actually 2 that I know. One is the one you mentioned . The other is Zalim the male tiger who cared for his two daughters after their mom died at four months
Tigers are the most majestic animals on this planet 🐅 absolutely breathtaking animals
There are so many more majestic animals.
Leopards and lions are more majestic and noble!
Add in Elephants too.
I think Elephants, Tigers and Eagles are the most majestic looking creatures in the world of the beasts.
@@amazingamazigh6847 I politely disagree with that opinion.
@@amazingamazigh6847 not a chance
Absolutely magnificent animals. They are here for one purpose and one purpose only. To ensure nature’s healthy ecosystem remains strong. We need to protect them at all cost.
@@SGIndra
On my woman's shoulders.
Amen!!
To feast on nature’s juicy meat yiiihhhuauyy
Tigers aren't family-oriented as you can tell, they don't roam in packs. After this recording, they all went their separate ways never to cross paths again lol
Calm down
When I see a big Tiger casually walking and its big shoulder muscles seems like they’re moving in slow motion, they look so awesome and beautiful. They’re so magnificent, and they can’t help! 😀
When the male stands to leave you get to see just how big he is compared to the cub
@@blurckbud yea the cub herself even looked like she was marveling at the sheer size of him compared to her mom which is probably the biggest thing theyve ever seen
A mother tiger with FOUR living cubs? Astounding!
There are actually very rare instances of male tigers raising their own cubs if the tigress is incapacitated in some way. Highly unlikely, but not unheard of.
I know two. The other being tiger P243
Yup, I seen a cock temporarily take charge of a mother hen's chicks when the mother hen got run down by a car.
Charger and Zalim the former raised two different sets of cubs alone. RIP Zalim
I'm starting to think alongside calling protective mothers "mama bear" we should call protective dads "papa tiger" instead of "papa bear".
@@Treize132 I think Charger was very involved with his cubs upbringing along with Sita the tigress . Always popping up to check them
It’s crazy to me how they even get this up close footage of these beauties. Dream job 😌
Absolutely
Telescopic lenses. The ones made today can get close shots like this from a kilometer away. They cost a few hundred thousand dollars too and can even go over $1 million. Keep in mind the "sound" in these documentaries are manufactured, not real. The cameras can't pick up those sounds at that range. Instead, they use pre-recorded sounds and add them in post production to make it feel like the camera was just feet away. That said, some shots are actually very close (i.e. the watering hole shot was likely just feet away from the tiger). These are performed with "trap" cameras, automatic cameras that turn on when they detect movement and begin recording. That shot was likely taken feet away from the tiger. They would have placed the camera there because it was a commonly known visting spot of tigers and they knew they'd catch some video eventually.
@@Hathur They still need to be fairly close for good shots like these. Forests are dense and the trees/vegetation/terrain will hide whatever you’re trying to film if too far away.
@@Hathur while this is true for plains, deserts, Savannah’s and flat terrains, a forest isn’t suited for long filming distance, they are probably within a range of 200 meters
zoom lens
The tiger shall protect his daughter it’s crazy he won’t even harm.
It's their father what do you expect it's natural for all big cats
@@Vish250lol so nobody can find it interesting 🙄
@@dayzeereyes128 I mean we have been watching this for more than a decade obviously, so not really surprised.
@@rishirajsaikia1323 Are you the spokesperson for what everyone knows about tigers? There is a lot of species that eat their babies, I even had a dog kill her puppy.
@@dayzeereyes128 Whenever an animal kills one of its own, it's an anomaly, an accident if you suppose. There is no incentive to kill one's own since that way you can't pass on your genes. Perhaps your dog figured that the pup was not its own? Ever thought that might be the case?
4 big cubs !, this tigress is amazing for being able to take care of them by her own.
Yes indeed, Big cats have a 80% infant mortality rate within the first year. Kiddos to the mom tiger for taking care of them And the dad tiger for protecting the territory from other males 🐅
Extremely beautiful moment. Even though Dad wasn’t interested, it was awesome to see them together.
He wasn’t interested because there’s a camera crew filming him
@@conormcnagger4703 there wasn't a crew lmao. It was hidden cameras.
@@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466 right… hidden cameras that follow the tiger wherever he walks, you’re a genius
@@conormcnagger4703 ah yes. Cameras can't remotely pan or anything like that. Such technology does not exist.
Well, he wasn’t interested from a human pov… we don’t know how they “feel” things
He say, hey baby girl, uh huh, that’s nice, ok, daddy gotta handle some business, listen to your mother 😸
Glad to see them out in nature & not locked in a cage
He may not be super involved but he recognized her as his own as soon as she was in his vicinity and gave her a couple of friendly chuffs to say “Hey Im you dad & I love you & your siblings & Ill be watching from a distance while your mom watches from close.”
Payshina Babachya
I love the little greeting chuffs the dad makes, it's super cute!
“Dad can I have an IPhone?” Gets up and walks away.
Tiger dads will let their mates and cubs eat first if they run into each other while the male tiger has a kill. They're basically the total opposite of male lions.
That male tiger is an absolute UNIT. Look at the girth on those forearms and that heavy ruff
Tiger didn't need a DNA test to know he's the father!
Tiger can be spotted easily by their pattern
Urine test
How amazing these tigers .They deserve better treatment and better place to live freely.
You might not say that if you were a small deer.
@@tahiragibson6407 What would you say to people who eat beef , and pork, chicken or any animal, people who hunt deer, elks ? Not to mention poaching or killing animals for their furs or tusks?
@@necymamaril3735
Id say how do you prepare yours? I like my beef simple. Medium grilled with some salt, garlic and pepper and a side of sauteed onion and silverbeet.
Better than this..This is a jungle they r in their natural habitat and highly protected only in india not like america where they r captive ..
Some famous tigers of Bandhavgarh
1. Charger : The largest tiger of Bandhavgarh upto 2011. He was an absolute machine. Called so for his habbit of charging at elephants
2. Sita(meaning Goddess) : Charger's alpha female. She too was huge. She is the most photographed tigress.
3. Mohini(meaning Enchantress): Daughter of Charger and Sita. Exceptionally beautiful markings, died of accident
4. Bheem(Colossal) : The largest tiger in the park ever
5. Mr. X : None knows where he lives. He has been seen only a few times, along the edges of the forest. He sustains on a diet of cattles, which is why he is huge
6. Mangu : The father in this video. Extremely compassionate. Unfortunately ,he hasn't been seen since 2019
Tigers are absolutely REGAL!!! So gorgeous. Aww little guy was like dad why you walk away from me. Let me go find mom. Beautiful 💞
These animals are so beautiful.
How could we hurt and kill them?
Shame on humans.
In China there is ( mis) belief that tiger's bones are very useful in treatment of impotency or lack of sexual desire.
Thats why the CHINESE POACHERS & THEIR INDIAN COUNTERPARTS , BOTH GREEDY OF MONEY ONLY, SMUGGLE THE BONES TO CHINA .
INDIA IS THE LAST HOME OF ROYAL BENGAL TIGER.
Both INDIAN & CHINESE GOVERNMENT TAKE COUNTER MEASURES TO CONTROL THE SMUGGLING.
But as long as the belief prevails in neighbouring China, there is always threat to this natures most beautiful haunting creature. At least Chinese Government should educate their people or ask them to go for another cheap option for having more sexual pleasure .
In India some 3-4k tigers were counted officially in forests reserved for tiger before last 2 years.
Some 7-8 years before I heard the news that Indian forest department team detained a supremo of tiger bone smuggling gang & demolished the poacher gang all over India. Eventually there is rise of the tiger counts ,which were about to extinct just like Tasmanian tigers in Australia.
BTW White Syberian Tiger & not Royal BENGAL tiger is the biggest cat on the earth.
@@rajupnjkr What you said. People are still brainwashed by those atrocious lies, and thus they're as bad as the poachers for purchasing the products and keeping the demand. They still believe those stupidities, unaware that the poachers couldn't care less about their 'problems' and are only in for the money 😡
Food
Defense
The safety of our children.
Felines in general are so Damn graceful and beautiful whilst also being so immense and deadly, I love them so much.
I love seeing tigers socialize because, despite preferring solitude (unlike, say, lions) they are still capable (very much so) of socialization.
Incredible shots and editing-- I love that these otherworldly creatures are out there living in perfect natural balance.
Yes Luckily indian govt and specially people working in these tiger reserves doing a great job saving them
This forest most probably in India, Maharashtra, Tadoba - Andhari tiger reserve. Best place to find this majestic animals.
This is from bandhavgarh national park
Tiger is at the top of food chain in India, we should protect it to protect forests. It looks such a majestic animal and not sure why someone would kill for money. People should start looking beyond money, enough of selfishness.
For me, tigers were love at first sight. Have been obsessed with them for as long as I can remember. While there are a number of conservation efforts, we need to do so much more so these magnificent & majestic creatures are here for generations to come.
Tigers are so magnificent, their fur color is beautiful. Those orange, white and stripe patterns, like walking wonderful painted picture.
Such a beautiful sight to watch..let the population of tigers grow
Omg four cubs to raise...the tigress ain't paid enough for this 😂
The brave and caring mom 👍
adorable...he was chuffing as soon as he saw her! Perhaps didn't want to get scolded by Mom (dog fathers can be afraid of puppies for this reason) or just tiger personal space standards...but still seemed not unhappy!
Dog father's are usually afraid of accidentally stepping on them..they are curious and very protective
@@danuk2136 Actually I guess it's not dog fathers but other male dogs I meant
@@chir0pter alpha wolves are very protective of their young..dogs come from wolves..they carry the same protective pack genes of wolves..depending on the size/species of dog
@@danuk2136 k
You think male tigers take shit from females?
I love how lions and tigers are the best big cat dads and most big cats are great mothers it’s great there so protective
Family means a lot...To all Animal Lovers...❤🐯
To tiggas as well♥️🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯♥️
The way the cub was looking at the father 💔
I love how he starts chuffing at her immediately upon seeing her!
Love how one by one each cub gives mom a cheek rub
What An absolute unit that male tiger is. This is some really enticing footage i must say. Pure masculinity
💪🏻
Father Tiger: I won’t kill you… but I won’t pay child support either.
2:46 such an incredible creature
Tigers are the cutest of all big cats. Looks so cuddly and fluffy. Best admired from far in the wild.
He is a great father
Its just that keeping her safe takes all of his time
Heart warming to see these great beasts roaming what is left of their habitat.
i wish they weren’t endangered, we must do everything to protect these animals and other species from dying out
Beautiful creatures
They are absolutely beautiful. How could anybody hurt them? That’s why it makes me so irate what the dentist did.
They love their mommy. 🐅🐅🐅🐅
beautiful tigers
Tiger cub: hey you must be my dad right ? Mom keep asking about ali -
Tiger: adios
Tigers are the coolest animals ever! They are majestic, powerful, and beautiful creatures. I hope these great animals never go extinct, or get any closer to that point. 🙏🙏🙏 For tigers and they're well-being.
For those who enjoyed this I can really recommend watching the whole incredible, heartbreaking episode ... So much more to this story
What is the episode called
@@kji794 Dynasties, season 1 episode 5
Ok Mr Cat
the daughter gets attacked by a rival pride
Did she survive?
Outstanding footage. Exquisite quality. Remarkable animal.
Aw how nice the female tiger meets her daddy
Second most beautiful kitty in the world. Second only to the SNOW LEOPARD. My opinion. 😊
A valid take.
the black leopard is my favorite
@@trizaikha everybody has their own favorite. Nice that GOD gave us so many too choose from, isn't it?
The snow leopard itself traces its lineage to the tiger, so it’s all cool.
Holy sheeesh Male tigers arms are massive!!!
Tigers are absolutely precious beautiful mammals ❤️🥰. Just love them so much!!
it's easy to believe, that care, love, family, duty and other emotions, behaviors, even philosophies, evolved long ago at least within the mammal lines
david attenborough and the documentary makers' writing is an admirable attempt to bridge humanity with nature. though it must be so easy to be inspired to write such things, since that connection is simply very natural.
I love the chuffing sounds the male tiger makes when he sees his cub.
Daddy's little girl.
The music in the beginning reminds me of Westworld. Beautiful!
Tranquility, if I have to define it, and so define it I, is anything brought in by the voice, or noise, of Sir David Attenborough. I'm addicted to it.
When he walked away all I could think of was that “emotional damage” meme lol. But I guess his love language was protecting by patrolling the forest 🤷🏾♀️lol
I think that him walking away was giving her permission to drink from the pool. She probably wouldn’t have with him still sitting there. An animal is vulnerable when it’s drinking.
Wao! They are so much bigger than Lions, even the cubs. Totally different from Lions as well. Lions are totally social creatures. The male Lion might play rough, and make his majestic presence known, though he'll never hardly dismiss his kids.
I think lions tend to kill Male Offspring because it might mean Trouble when they become adults and might Challenge them over their Territory
@@Gamer3172 Thats bogus, male cubs either go off and make their own prides or stay with their dad and make a stronger pride, never heard or seen anything like this.
@@Gamer3172 If the father didn’t want any male offspring to carry on their blood line, that makes perfect (NO) sense…
BTW, if fathers kill all their male offspring, where do the male lions come from to eventually become fathers? 🤦🏻♂️
@@suhaib8464 Male lions have to leave the pride at the age of around 3 years. The father or fathers chase them away but don't kill them. Only new males would kill the cups after a take over.
a truly magnificent filming job. I cannot but greatly admire the skills of photographers/filmers to get these glorious beasts in such a brilliant quality in front of their lens. And the soothing voice explaining..... just wonder-full!
I wonder how he recognizes her as one of his offspring and not a stranger's cub, since the imprinting is usually done between the mother and her children.
Probably because he knows his territory an all the females he matted with inside his territory so he knows these babies are his.
Love watching all of the Big Cats with Cubs.
Tiger dad: " *_Boy_* "
The dad and mom clearly made a good job at protecting and feeding those cubs. Four offspring to that age is a really difficult task since on average only 2 cubs make it alive. They give birth to 2-4 on average anyway.
majestic cat, i enjoy the narration
So magnificently beautiful! I adore tigers.🐅
The male tiger and his cub are absolutely adorable. It still hurts a bit in my mind how such a beautiful creature would rip you to shreds if you ever came close to it, but that is the circle of life.
They are so magnificent and stunning that they make you want to cry.
Beautiful tigers🐯🐅❤
1:15 was the best surprise ever!!!
Another of mother natures beautiful creations.
Such magical creatures 🤍❕ we need to protect them and their beauty they bring to our world
Wonderful wildlife video 💐Thanks for the effort you have put on this!
Of all my years watching documentaries about large cats. Seeing a cub and an adult male meet is always a tense affair.
The most beautiful animal on earth
Wow, I knew male tigers would kill any cubs they found, but I didn't know that the fathers specifically would spare their cubs. Didn't realize they have some heart.
Humans kill kids and humans have a heart
It is not a question of having heart It is a question of wanting their their bloodline to continue. Just like with other wild cats.
@@bgant1551 Ah, that makes some sense
@@turkeyman100 I mean why would they kill there seed
@@ozandrocameron8131 It's not like their human females 🤣🤣
Such a beautiful family 😍💖
Such an amazing and beautiful animal 🐅♥️
Very comforting to see. Thank you.
Just beautiful!
Such beautiful creatures
the baby looks soooo cuteeeee
the little welcome noise when she arrived, cute
This is so cute treat your animals th way you would want to be treated