A tiger is an animal known as the top predator of the jungle. It is widespread for the native people to stay away from a tiger. Recently the news has been flooding all across the internet. It can be seen that a tiger is trying to make way for a herd of animals crossing the woods. The footage is posted by the Indian Forest Officer known as Susanta Nanda. The footage shows there is a group of elephants trying to cross the road. It quietly camouflages itself between the woods so that the elephants can cross their road easily. The herd of elephants also notices the Tiger, but they are not affected by its presence.
The Video Got Popular Among The Masses
The caption for the video states a message. “This is how animals communicate & maintain harmony.” When the elephant smells the Tiger, it trumpets. The gigantic herd overtakes the king. Unknown is the whereabouts of the undated video. The video has received over 1 lakh views on Twitter since it was posted. Along with several comments from internet users. ‘What a meeting. A user wrote that Tiger pays proper respect to the powerful land mammal.
A Mesmerizing Sight, The Users Commented
Such a beautiful sighting. Another user remarked, “Loved now the Tiger makes way for the herd. The king seemed interested to see the sight of a little Titan. Wow, that spotting was terrific, the fourth person said. A wildlife enthusiast named Vijetha Simha first shared the clip on Instagram.
The users talked at length about the video. Different users posted different comments regarding the sight. One person said it is a rare moment to notice such a thing. It seems the animals in the jungle have mutual respect for each other. Another user also commented about the Tiger leaping in the bushes. Followed by another comment that told that the Tiger walks on the grassy pitch.
Tigers typically hunt large or medium-sized mammals in their native environment, including deer, monkeys in general, and wild boars. Although uncommon, tigers have been known to hunt fully grown elephants.
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