Rare sight of Tiger family crossing the river in Ranthambore, people after watching the video said – this is the real monarchy
Viral Wildlife Video: A video surfaced from Ranthambore Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan is becoming increasingly viral on social media these days, which has thrilled wildlife lovers. In this video, amidst the silence of the forest, an entire tiger family is seen crossing the river with pride and confidence.
Everyone was stunned to see the strength, coordination and majestic grace of the tigers amidst the strong waves of water. Usually tigers like to live alone, so seeing the entire family together makes this scene even more special. This video perfectly shows the true beauty of nature and the majesty of the king of the jungle.
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Video went viral on social media
In the video going viral, it can be seen that a powerful tiger enters the water at the front and his cub and other family members follow him. All the tigers cross the river with full confidence.
Their movement while balancing in the water shows how strong their coordination is in the jungle. In some parts, tigers are seen crossing the river jumping loudly, due to which it is being estimated that they are moving ahead being cautious of dangers like crocodiles. Apart from being exciting, this scene also gives a glimpse of the real monarchy of the forest.
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Users praised this view a lot
This video has been shared on Instagram with an account named @apnasawaimadhopur, which has been viewed by millions of people so far. Users on social media are praising this view a lot. Some are calling it the pride of Ranthambore while others are considering it as proof of successful conservation of tigers.
According to experts, such a sighting shows that the tiger habitat in Ranthambore is safe and conservation efforts are going in the right direction. Users say that this is the reason why Ranthambore is counted among the most special tiger reserves of the country.
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