Mother Tiger Hunts to Feed Cubs | Asia | BBC Earth

I feel they threw this little deer 🦌 for making views

The picture clarity and Camera coverage are super

Frames are so stunning...more than a hollywood film...hatsoff to cameraman

Siberian is bigger no?

Majestic animals

Bengal Tiger is not as big as the Siberian Tiger.

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Thier beautiful

How on earth does the BBC get this footage? One would think they fly invisible drones.

What awesome glorious majestic beings they are.

Beautiful everything : the majestic Tigers, the clear and sharp video quality, and the locations.. thanks for this! 🙂

How do you watch this series (Asia) in the United States?

Tigers are my favorite of all big cats save them from humanity my heart goes out to the tiger family ❤🧡

“I love how creative and unique your content is. It’s unlike anything I’ve seen before.”

Fun fact: many archaeological finds of prehistoric human skeletons compounded to a pretty scary realization: a lot, and I mean A LOT of these skeletons were showing injuries consistent with teeth and claws of precursors to Smilodon (sabertooth cat), which were even larger, stronger, and more agile. Research and study over the years pretty much confirmed that the very early human ancestors (from pliocene to pleistocene, mainly Habilis and Australopithecus) were being actively and VERY regularly hunted by these large cats. That means that during those times, if you were to die by the "hand" of some predator, 9 times out of 10 it would be a cat that's larger than a grizzly bear. Also, many of these cats were nocturnal hunters.
Imagine the situation, and let that sink in. Feel free to randomly remember this fact when you're petting cats.

The baby deer learned the final lesson of it's short life: when there's hungry tigers running around it's every deer for himself.

A god and a goddess

❤❤❤ Tiger wow im from Indonesia

Wow. With drones, amazing footages are captured.

THESE ARE ROYAL NEPAL TIGER❤

Incredible photography. BBC nature docs, unbeatable!

Becaus of the hilly and tough terrains, It would have been never possible to film this kind of action of wild animals in India using the traditional jeep installed cameras. Thanks to dron technology. ❤

What is the music in the background

📍Jim Corbett National park,India 🇮🇳🪷

Which landscape is this I mean forest can't figure it out can anybody conform it coz corbett is the one not allowed to make documentary on tigers it's priority is conservation rather tourism and other stuff

May humans and these beautiful cats both grow in harmony and take care of one another.

Introduce the man behind the incredible voice

Many of these scenes seemed set up. Great shots, nonetheless.

Bangladeshi Tigers

Here in Aftica,they wouldn't cool on such river,therr would be large Ctocodiles

Wow the beautiful large Cat❤❤
I love it❤❤

Amur tiger also known as Siberian tiger is the biggest in the cat family.

The bengal tiger is not the biggest of all cats though, that title belongs to the Siberian Tiger?

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They are so majestic and powerful…

Amazing camera angles

How do they get these shots? Amazing! There are plenty of Lions hunting and gathering but to get Tigers is more difficult. Those shots by the river, just amazing quality. Such beautiful cats. What will we do without David Attenborough.

We rarely see tiger interactions at this level because they can sense the presence of others. It seemed like they didn't know anyone was watching. This was some impressive work.

I thought siberian tiger is the biggest cat?

Today I got to see a tiger sleeping. They look so gentle.

The views are crazy! My fav animal in the world.

MAGNIFICENT ANIMALS ! NATURE IN THE RAW.

Siberians are the biggest

Majestic! No other words. And Sir David Attenborough's seamless narration!✨

How did they end up getting such lovely shots of this beautiful beast? Kudos to the camera team. Drone shots are spellbounding. Going to watchbthiebin a larger screen.

Which forest?

i want see tiger move in africa so we can see how they survive and thrive

Isn’t the Siberian Tiger the largest?