There to busy complaining about the tigers as they walk through there environment and build as close as possible to them. The people that should be saving them are the ones destroying them
@@username-tv6uw I mean bro it's easy to say that as a westerner where we've killed most of our predators generations ago. Man eating bear attacks used to be pretty common in California in the 1800's and we eventually killed them all and pushed them further and further north. I feel what you're saying though, these are precious creatures and must be protected. We'll have to think of strategies that keep both man and tiger safe
Sundarbans is an amazing place. I read stories in my childhood and it was always festinating. Later I read a book called "Man-eaters of Sunderbans" by Tahawar Ali Khan who was a brave hunter and spent may years in exploring Sundarbans, witnessed and investigated stories of man-eating tigers, and tremendously recorded his experiences in this book published in 1961. He was a local hunter and his stories are truly remarkable. Anyone interested in the Sundarbans must read this book as I found it the best account on this amazing landscape. Thanks!!!
Wow it is a sundarban tiger. When I was young boy I’d watch literally at the edge of the sofa, haha, as they talked about wild tigers of India. My mom told tigers lived in Russia too, like in the snow and ice and I was in complete disbelief. She was right. I know they eat people but in the United States it as understanding like.. “why would someone be in the forest with a bear?” This is a very cool video. Thank you for sharing and thank you for having tigers living wild.
So glad you loved this video. We have tigers all across India. You might want to read this story about tigers in Ranthambore, Rajasthan: sustain.round.glass/photo-story/ranthambore-tiger/ Thank you for dropping a comment!
@Fahim Shahriar Mugdha 171-15-9014 you literally don't know that most number of tigers are in India, bangladesh isn't doing shit to save them despite having largest portion search about them
@Fahim Shahriar Mugdha 171-15-9014 2967 out of 3900 (World wide tiger count) tigers are in india.tigers in Bangladesh part of Sundarbans are dying. The count is increasing everywhere except in Bangladesh. You guys have no right to boost about Sundarbans.
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
It always amazes me how many lives we are ready to give up and how much we’re willing to change to stay in some place we don’t belong, instead of just moving.
how about you keep your sanctimonious attitude to yourself .Sitting on your first world couch you don't have any idea about the constraints the "jeles" of third world in sundarban face often going on empty stomachs
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
Sunderban Tigers are smallest Bengal Tigers actually in South Asia or Indian subcontinent weighing 70kg to 150kg actually size of Javanese Tigers or Sumatran Tigers actually. Let us call it Royal Bengal Tigers(Sunderban Tigers)
Tigers in indian side of sundarban has increased to double , but the numbers in bangladesh side is decreasing due to poaching. ... Government of Bangladesh should take necessary actions to save tigers...
There is nothing called Tigers on Indian side and Bangladesh side. Same tigers which roam Bangladesh go to Indian side and vice versa. India only has 30% of Sunderbans. Majority of Sunderbans is in Bangladesh.
Only difference is the Sundarban tigers are man hunters, the respect for the animal in the reIigion and culture is ancient, iconic and unique, please never lose it! What attracts and others respect. Wish the documentary was longer as it emphasized on all the basics, thanks for focusing on where they prosper, good to explain how the floods affect the locals or else non natives would automatically give advice yet much worse is going on in our backyards.
The Sundarbans and its environment are under serious threat from climate change. Livestock in the Sundarbans is under threat for poaching and poaching. India and Bangladesh should form a joint forest guard force to protect the Sundarbans.
Only India and Bangladesh is not sufficient to save the land, Those damned developed countries attending the G20 every year refuses to cut down their carbon di oxide emission after countless requests from other developing nations.
Sundarban waters are infested with bull sharks and salt water crocodiles, but its the might of the swamp tigers to fight them and still exist. Frequent cyclones are killing the mangroves. Its projected that Sundarban will be gone soon. These tigers are like no other tigers in the world. They are the tigers in god mode.
Thank you for the informative comment. We also covered the cyclones in Sundarbans in a two-part series recently, you can watch it here: th-cam.com/video/JQr65Wa2IrM/w-d-xo.html.
Thank you for your comment. Sundarbans are located in India. You can read more about them here: sustain.round.glass/search-stories/?search_term=sundarbans
@@mindrevolutionbd3043 But only 200 Tigers live in Sundarban. Most of the Bengal Tigers live in other parts of India about 3500+ Tigers live in India and 140+ Tigers live in Bangladesh
Yes, we must before its too late. Thank you for liking our video. Do visit our website for more stories on tigers: sustain.round.glass/search-stories/?search_term=tigers
How many human life's is a tiger worth? 20-30-50? I suspect the maneaters can kill all they want and nothing will be done very sad and sicking to see animal's life put over human life
@Youhan Van dam 60% Bangladesh and 40% West Bengal. It extends from the Ganges Delta on the Indian side to the Brahmaputra(Jamuna) and Meghna delta on the Bangladeshi side.
I don't know why BANGLADESH''s are so self centred they don't have any respect for any other country...no one denies that Bangladesh got the most part of it but we Indians are also proud the portion of Sundarban that west bengal has...
People should be translocated from the Sundarbans and they should be given alternate employment by the governments of West Bengal and India. Let the entire Sundarbans just be a domain of these magnificent and ferocious cats.
Bengal tigers are generally aggressive towards humans than most other tiger subspecies because they are used to the presence of humans, but the bengal tigers in the sunderbans take it a step further and are more man eaters, the reason is not clear why but these are also the same tigers that killed off leopards in those mangrove forest
Hello and thanks from South Korea. I'm teaching English to1st graders in high school and our English textbook has one lesson about why we should save energy to save tigers, with an explanation of wild tigers living in the Sundarbans will become extinct if the Sundarbans area were wiped out because of rising sea levels. I was curious about the Sundarbans and thanks to this video I could learn more about how important to save the wild life there.
So glad our film was useful and informative! We love when our work is shared in classrooms, so feel free to show these films to your students too. Thank you!
I think there's a saying about the Sunderbans that if you visit there and don't notice a tiger, then thank God because the tiger has definitely noticed you.
what kind of title is that? ''swamp tigers"? like are you serious? you're calling the most beautiful, ferocious, and fierce bangle tiger ''swamp tiger''?
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, hope you subscribe to our channel and share our videos, so that we can keep bringing in new stories from around the country. :)
Anil Mistry wants a comfortable living and name that’s why. Man predator interaction must be controlled, because both must live. All do not have the coziness of an office job. The mainland tigers were extensively hunted in medieval times and the fear is imprinted in their genes, so they do not see man as prey. Whereas the Sundarbans tiger has never been hunted and therefore sees man as its rightful prey and actively hunts it down. Only a fool or biased person will say the tiger attacks only when frightened. There is enough research to the contrary regarding Bengal tiger.
That hardly gives the people any right or justification to attack the tigers either, which they generally do, even when the tiger means no threat. Even to the point of killing it and taking pleasure in that. It is a question of finance and livelihood. Neither the people want to lurk in the forest for recreation, nor the tiger would get the way of the mans' life rather get the chance to attack people if the balance of ecology is maintained. The govt. needs to work on the economic condition of the inhabitants of Sundarbans and at least try to amend the man made atrocities done the the forest in order to preserve the meagre portion of it that still remains. So, that they don't need to frequent in the forest any more. We mustn't forget that we've destroyed the tigers' home to a greater extent and not the other way round. Both the necessities of human and its surrounding nature must be taken care of, or there will be more clashes like this in future.
BangIadesh has the highest concentration of peopIe in the world for its land, flood prone, nor do they care about animaIs and that can change everything, like the pastoralists that saved the asiatic lions in lndia.
To all those complaining about the human inhabitants destroying the ecosystem sundarban, please give them life in your own city. Even the partition of Bangladesh from India is responsible, where they have already occupied 70% of the region.
Because it's our part ...I am also from This area .. and almost every one here want India .. Because India have Major Hindu Population and The People's in Here are also from Hindu religion
Truly, which is why we keep going back to document them. :) You can see some of our other work on tigers here: th-cam.com/video/wdDY4QoiI0A/w-d-xo.html.
Love from Bangladesh ❤️ proud for Sunderban
India and Bangladesh should work hand in hand in order to save this ecology and the wild life of Sundarband.
Or we invade and takeover sunderbans
There to busy complaining about the tigers as they walk through there environment and build as close as possible to them. The people that should be saving them are the ones destroying them
@@username-tv6uw I mean bro it's easy to say that as a westerner where we've killed most of our predators generations ago. Man eating bear attacks used to be pretty common in California in the 1800's and we eventually killed them all and pushed them further and further north. I feel what you're saying though, these are precious creatures and must be protected. We'll have to think of strategies that keep both man and tiger safe
Its not band but bans
70% population of wild tigers live in India
Sundarbans is an amazing place. I read stories in my childhood and it was always festinating. Later I read a book called "Man-eaters of Sunderbans" by Tahawar Ali Khan who was a brave hunter and spent may years in exploring Sundarbans, witnessed and investigated stories of man-eating tigers, and tremendously recorded his experiences in this book published in 1961. He was a local hunter and his stories are truly remarkable. Anyone interested in the Sundarbans must read this book as I found it the best account on this amazing landscape. Thanks!!!
Do you have the book in hand? I was looking for it for a long time and am not able to find one.
Wow it is a sundarban tiger. When I was young boy I’d watch literally at the edge of the sofa, haha, as they talked about wild tigers of India. My mom told tigers lived in Russia too, like in the snow and ice and I was in complete disbelief. She was right. I know they eat people but in the United States it as understanding like.. “why would someone be in the forest with a bear?” This is a very cool video. Thank you for sharing and thank you for having tigers living wild.
So glad you loved this video. We have tigers all across India. You might want to read this story about tigers in Ranthambore, Rajasthan: sustain.round.glass/photo-story/ranthambore-tiger/ Thank you for dropping a comment!
@Fahim Shahriar Mugdha 171-15-9014 you literally don't know that most number of tigers are in India, bangladesh isn't doing shit to save them despite having largest portion search about them
Best compliments for your courage
@Fahim Shahriar Mugdha 171-15-9014 2967 out of 3900 (World wide tiger count) tigers are in india.tigers in Bangladesh part of Sundarbans are dying. The count is increasing everywhere except in Bangladesh. You guys have no right to boost about Sundarbans.
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
Royal Bengal Tiger 😊❤️
:) sustain.round.glass/
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
You have a remarkable talent for highlighting nature's wild elegance.
My India
My Bengal
My Sundarban
Long live Royal Bengal Tiger
My Bangladesh
My Bengal
My Sundarban
Long live Royal Bengal Tiger
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
L O L
@@mrmrsgoogly4808 dumb country 🤮🤢 Bangladesh
@@mdshamsrazishopnil5087 india - 2,967 wild tigers
Banagldesh - 89
Lol
It always amazes me how many lives we are ready to give up and how much we’re willing to change to stay in some place we don’t belong, instead of just moving.
how about you keep your sanctimonious attitude to yourself .Sitting on your first world couch you don't have any idea about the constraints the "jeles" of third world in sundarban face often going on empty stomachs
Love from West Bengal ❤️ (India)
Thank you so much!
We loves our motherland 😍😍😍!
The Sundarbans mangrove forest covers an area of about 10,000 km2 (3,900 sq mi), of which forests in 🇧🇩"Bangladesh's"🇧🇩 Khulna Division extend over 6,017 km2 (2,323 sq mi) and in WestBengal,India🇦🇷 they extend over 4,260 km2 (1,640 sq mi) across the South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas districts.
India's PRIDE the BENGAL TIGER 🙏💪
Bangladeshi portion is bigger.
@hahaha lol For better living places
Sunderban Tigers are smallest Bengal Tigers actually in South Asia or Indian subcontinent weighing 70kg to 150kg actually size of Javanese Tigers or Sumatran Tigers actually.
Let us call it Royal Bengal Tigers(Sunderban Tigers)
Bengals are considered the second largest tiger species
L O L
Tigers in indian side of sundarban has increased to double , but the numbers in bangladesh side is decreasing due to poaching. ... Government of Bangladesh should take necessary actions to save tigers...
Over a period of 200 years, sundarban tigers have killed approximately 300,000 people.
Increasing now!
I respect your comment.
Bangladesh govt try to incrase of Tiger population.
There is nothing called Tigers on Indian side and Bangladesh side. Same tigers which roam Bangladesh go to Indian side and vice versa. India only has 30% of Sunderbans. Majority of Sunderbans is in Bangladesh.
Increased in our end too but still much to be done
@@Rahul_Singh100 but the question is do the tigers mostly inhabit that 30% of the park India has?
What a pleasure to have been working closely with Anil Mistry
Sundarban King of tiger. 🐯👑🐯👑
Why is no one talking of Sushanta Mondol, the man fought a tiger with his bare hands and lived to tell the tale. Is this person even human?
1:54 One tiger to another 2 tigers
" Run Run worlds worst predators are coming in the boat "
True
Indeed
India has done well for tiger conservation in recent years.
Only difference is the Sundarban tigers are man hunters, the respect for the animal in the reIigion and culture is ancient, iconic and unique, please never lose it! What attracts and others respect. Wish the documentary was longer as it emphasized on all the basics, thanks for focusing on where they prosper, good to explain how the floods affect the locals or else non natives would automatically give advice yet much worse is going on in our backyards.
We do have an explainer series on the floods cyclones in Sundarbans. You can watch part 1 here: th-cam.com/video/E-FOt8bOhDk/w-d-xo.html.
@@RoundglassSustain n
The Sundarbans and its environment are under serious threat from climate change. Livestock in the Sundarbans is under threat for poaching and poaching. India and Bangladesh should form a joint forest guard force to protect the Sundarbans.
Only India and Bangladesh is not sufficient to save the land, Those damned developed countries attending the G20 every year refuses to cut down their carbon di oxide emission after countless requests from other developing nations.
India and Bangladesh should work togather in sundarban.......love from Bangladesh ❤
Sundarban waters are infested with bull sharks and salt water crocodiles, but its the might of the swamp tigers to fight them and still exist. Frequent cyclones are killing the mangroves. Its projected that Sundarban will be gone soon. These tigers are like no other tigers in the world. They are the tigers in god mode.
Thank you for the informative comment. We also covered the cyclones in Sundarbans in a two-part series recently, you can watch it here: th-cam.com/video/JQr65Wa2IrM/w-d-xo.html.
Royal Bengal Tiger - King of Sundarbans...
I am proud because I live in the Sundarbans area of Bangladesh
Have you ever seen any tigers?
@@raf7305 Its not a hard things that see a Bengal Tiger for real Sundarbans orgin people!
Proud of Bangladesh are Royal Bengal tigers of Sundarban.🇧🇩
Thank you for your comment. Sundarbans are located in India. You can read more about them here: sustain.round.glass/search-stories/?search_term=sundarbans
A big part of Sundarban is located in Bangladesh too. Reserch it.
@@mindrevolutionbd3043 but maximum tiger population is in indian side
@@mindrevolutionbd3043 But only 200 Tigers live in Sundarban. Most of the Bengal Tigers live in other parts of India about 3500+ Tigers live in India and 140+ Tigers live in Bangladesh
@@RoundglassSustain are you mad??? Bigger portion is located in Bangladesh. Learn first
Sundarban is the pride of Bangladesh but day by day Sundarban is getting destroyed we need to come forward to save this forest
Embarking on an adventure in the majestic Sundarbans mangrove paradise.
Magnificent beast..we must protect at all cost
Yes, we must before its too late. Thank you for liking our video. Do visit our website for more stories on tigers: sustain.round.glass/search-stories/?search_term=tigers
How many human life's is a tiger worth? 20-30-50? I suspect the maneaters can kill all they want and nothing will be done very sad and sicking to see animal's life put over human life
The most gorgeous and powerful member of the cat family
সুন্দরবনের বাঘ ধীরে ধীরে কমছে মানুষের অতিরিক্ত সক্রিয়তার জন্য 👍 মানুষই এর জন্য দায়ী।
Sundor Bone koyel bochore valo dik dekha jacche ager tulonay Bagh bereche
ঠিক করেছে ।।সমস্ত বাঘ কে মেরে খালি করে দেয়া ভালো।।।2019 এ 50 জন মানুষ কে খেয়ে ফেলেছে।।।তোর বাপ কে যদি খেত তাহলে বাঘ সংরক্ষন গাড়ে dukhe যেতো
পশ্চিমবঙ্গের সুন্দরবনে বাঘের সংখ্যা বাড়ছে।
#Save bengal tigers in Sundarban😍...from Malaysia
Bhayankar sundar. Yellow yellow black black. 💛💛🖤🖤
These species should be saved from getting extinct . Its definitely a wonderful creation and has a definite importance in the ecosystem .
It's there home it's there territory...they attack u if u invade there home. Govt should provide any alternate income sources to the villagers.
Royal Bengal Tiger Of Sundarbans Bangladesh 🇧🇩
40% part was in india too😂
Only 18.34% in india @@marvelanddcfan1101
This our natural session .
It is West Bengal's pride
What about Bangladesh
@Youhan Van dam 60% Bangladesh and 40% West Bengal. It extends from the Ganges Delta on the Indian side to the Brahmaputra(Jamuna) and Meghna delta on the Bangladeshi side.
Ekdam!
@SkyLine Architects 60% in Bangladesh 40% in west bengal
I don't know why BANGLADESH''s are so self centred they don't have any respect for any other country...no one denies that Bangladesh got the most part of it but we Indians are also proud the portion of Sundarban that west bengal has...
One of the best videos i have ever seen at TH-cam ❤️❤️❤️
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This channel is soooo underrated.
Brave man. Salute you dada.
People should be translocated from the Sundarbans and they should be given alternate employment by the governments of West Bengal and India. Let the entire Sundarbans just be a domain of these magnificent and ferocious cats.
Chhattisgarh ke balrampur jile me bhi aaya tha .
Logon me khouf bhari baaten is tarah faili ki kya hi kahen .
But mai dekhna chahta tha .
Bengal tigers are generally aggressive towards humans than most other tiger subspecies because they are used to the presence of humans, but the bengal tigers in the sunderbans take it a step further and are more man eaters, the reason is not clear why but these are also the same tigers that killed off leopards in those mangrove forest
It’s a beautiful animal I hope they take care of it
Hello and thanks from South Korea. I'm teaching English to1st graders in high school and our English textbook has one lesson about why we should save energy to save tigers, with an explanation of wild tigers living in the Sundarbans will become extinct if the Sundarbans area were wiped out because of rising sea levels. I was curious about the Sundarbans and thanks to this video I could learn more about how important to save the wild life there.
So glad our film was useful and informative! We love when our work is shared in classrooms, so feel free to show these films to your students too. Thank you!
It's not just sundarvan tigers its royal Bengals 🐯
These are the meanest cats out there
Short video but a wonderful one. Great cinematography and work from all. Thanks for the movie. God wishes for your production house 🌠
Beautiful bangladesh . Amazing our sundarbans....royel bengal tiger is our pride.❤️❤️🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
This is India
This video is for Indian part
@@moumitabose2864 India part is 3 times smaller than Bangladesh part
@@kritidutta3630 how do you know??
@@sskssksskssk428 I know that but this perticular video is for indian part if you notice carefully you will understand
Worked with anilda 2009 post aila as doctor in health camp .dedicated paerson.
want to get lucky,
see the Enigma up close for change [he Kings from very deep]
I think there's a saying about the Sunderbans that if you visit there and don't notice a tiger, then thank God because the tiger has definitely noticed you.
It's really amazing..
Thank you for your appreciation.
Excellent short film !! Superbly made.
Thank you!
Nice video love from West Bengal
Thank you.
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Awesome story making u......nice work
Tiger sunne mein hi. Achha lagta hai
Sundarban royal Bengal tiger my country Bangladesh
love Bangladesh from france
It's India bro
😂🤣 a Bangladeshi claiming himself as french 😂🤣
@@madridstas797 ya 🤣🤣🤣
Love india ❤️
From india 😀
Thia is india, Mr bangaldeshi, and we know that bangaldesh has also got some sundarban but this is Indians sundarban u r watching 😁😅♥️🇮🇳
loved the music
I was there in 2019 the number is more than what you just said.. I can tell you stories about this place.
Pls tell the stories
Im all ears
That's a hulk like motherfucking tiger...
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Excellent documentary and narrative
Many thanks!
I Proud in Bangladesh becz I'm a Bengali and specially thank you sir for all documentary
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Excellent our pride
what kind of title is that? ''swamp tigers"? like are you serious? you're calling the most beautiful, ferocious, and fierce bangle tiger ''swamp tiger''?
Awesome! Thanks for such a wonderful video. Had been there quite a number of times. My childhood memories.
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Those people in the boats are fearless man sow
Amazing documentary on an amazing animal in an unique environment !
It is a gift from God to man
nice video thank s
This habitat should be kept for the animals. This is not suitable for human living. But what can you do ? It’s where they live it’s their home
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Can I use 1minute clips from that video for my project work?
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half an hour fighting a tiger? that man is invincible
What a marvelous creatures
Anil Mistry wants a comfortable living and name that’s why. Man predator interaction must be controlled, because both must live. All do not have the coziness of an office job. The mainland tigers were extensively hunted in medieval times and the fear is imprinted in their genes, so they do not see man as prey. Whereas the Sundarbans tiger has never been hunted and therefore sees man as its rightful prey and actively hunts it down. Only a fool or biased person will say the tiger attacks only when frightened. There is enough research to the contrary regarding Bengal tiger.
He should live in the area in a straw hut like the villagers for a month and he will change is side then.
That hardly gives the people any right or justification to attack the tigers either, which they generally do, even when the tiger means no threat. Even to the point of killing it and taking pleasure in that. It is a question of finance and livelihood. Neither the people want to lurk in the forest for recreation, nor the tiger would get the way of the mans' life rather get the chance to attack people if the balance of ecology is maintained. The govt. needs to work on the economic condition of the inhabitants of Sundarbans and at least try to amend the man made atrocities done the the forest in order to preserve the meagre portion of it that still remains. So, that they don't need to frequent in the forest any more. We mustn't forget that we've destroyed the tigers' home to a greater extent and not the other way round. Both the necessities of human and its surrounding nature must be taken care of, or there will be more clashes like this in future.
BangIadesh has the highest concentration of peopIe in the world for its land, flood prone, nor do they care about animaIs and that can change everything, like the pastoralists that saved the asiatic lions in lndia.
I love love royal Bangl Tiger..
As the saying goes - it's best you don't spot a tiger during the touristy travels through the subderbans
To all those complaining about the human inhabitants destroying the ecosystem sundarban, please give them life in your own city. Even the partition of Bangladesh from India is responsible, where they have already occupied 70% of the region.
Because it's our part ...I am also from This area .. and almost every one here want India .. Because India have Major Hindu Population and The People's in Here are also from Hindu religion
SABKA SHAAT SABKA BIKASH
Beauty
It's really amazing 😍
Who else read about the legendary Royal Bengal Tigress named Champawati. This man-eating tiger alone killed 450 humans.
love mi My Bangladesh
Nice video
the bengal tiger🐯
The Royal bengal tiger 🐅
@@rounakpoonia8742 Royal Bengal tiger also known "INDIAN TIGER"
@@EMPERORTIGER 😏😏
@@EMPERORTIGER- Bangladeshi tiger
Sundarban is of India
Study more & then comment!!
Silly girl. it's bangladesh part
While it does extend to Bangladesh. This video deals with the Indian Sundarbans.
@@malek4416 60% Belongs to India 40% Belongs to Bangladesh 🙄 don't fight otherwise we'll take it all okay.
@@shorifjnu7361 60% is Indian, now Speak
It's amazing that with a very limited forest area, Bangladesh still has tigers
Excellent 👍🏼
Sunderban tigers are actually smaller than tigers in mainland india ,infact their size is slightly bigger than Sumatran tiger .
Our forest 🇧🇩💪♥️
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80% roar sundorbon is belong in Bangladesh.We need to make it visitors friendly🇧🇩❤
Dangerous but beautiful place
India is taking strict action against tiger protecting but bangladesh government should take more initative only saving indias side doeant benefits
The most incredible animal!!
One of the most dangerous place on earth.
Wow
Do you think tigers are one of the most exciting non-man animals?
Truly, which is why we keep going back to document them. :) You can see some of our other work on tigers here: th-cam.com/video/wdDY4QoiI0A/w-d-xo.html.
did anyone notice a tall creature on 0.47 at the left bush riverside
I think it's humans bro
Beautiful and terrifying animals