How Nepal is saving its tigers - BBC World Service Documentaries

[@jayshree5]

The man was attacked and still said this world is not only for the humans and every species has the right to live . Person's bravery and kindness is of next level.

[@bharathraj2346]

Just because he is Hindu

[@vasilisconstantinides4476]

It’s true, if a human attacks me and doesn’t kill me doesn’t mean they should be killed. Same and especially for animals since they don’t know any better.

[@prashanthak8286]

Its sanatana dharma

[@abunirmal2535]

​@@vasilisconstantinides4476 but people usually don't say that. People are often selfish. And it's appreciated that he is selfless ❤

[@SnDy2004]

​@@prashanthak8286Nepali gorkhali sanatani 💪

[@JŶĂBURAYT]

This man said "why should humans only live? We have every right to protect our animals species" huge freaking respect to him.

[@kamranrowshandel6395]

Don't enjoy anything without it all being planned out first. Did this video even make sense before I wrote this comment, or was it just pure terror?

[@RealPlatoishere]

@@kamranrowshandel6395 U seemed to be hit in head

[@chesterwortham5525]

What a dummy that guy is

[@thesaintst1851]

Wonder if you would say that if your 🥎 🥎 were in its mouth..

[@ranajungbahadur7733]

The young Captain Ayush Jung Bahadur Rana is my nephew and the way he carried himself in the documentary made me a very proud Uncle. I wish him a very bright future in the Nepalese Army.

[@kamranrowshandel6395]

Don't enjoy anything without it all being planned out first

[@punjabmotorcycle2704]

Proud Moment

[@prashanthak8286]

Wonderful young man

[@ash5533]

I’m impressed as well 🇹🇹

[@បេះដូង-ឡ5ទ]

Does he have some Chinese blood in him? Jung is a Chinese name, isn't it?

[@Pramishsatyal2010]

Loosing an eye after a Tiger attack and still having a broad and warm heart over tigers and their conservation is something that is beyond the explanation.. He is a living super hero... Huge respect for him.. ❤Namaste 🙏

[@pradipktimsina8695]

yo nam ta kata sune sune jasto po lagyo ta :p

[@ainawaroh692]

Manusia berhati emas❤

[@dolendrakhadka3907]

He lost an Eye and still He said the Raw words with Real meaning. He is Superman.

[@25thknight34]

As a Nepali, this video makes me so freaking proud..... Respect for our Nepalese Army for their courage and determination.... A big salute to Mr. Bhadai Tharu for his ideologies... hope it gets better for everyone living in the area... Jai Nepal.

[@punjabmotorcycle2704]

Jai Gorkha🇳🇵

[@erichermann7553]

Praise the Nepalese army and civilian they r a proud people blessings to Nepal

[@pulakification]

Nepal has no army, your protection is guaranteed by Indian army in case of any war… what you saw were nature conservancy force.

[@ramdas363]

I bet you don't live anywhere near where Tigers roam. Just like the foreigners who give financial backing. The guy who lost his eye may be stupid but at least one can say he practices what he preaches. All Tiger lovers should swap with the local villagers and live around the killers they want to preserve so much, let's see how that goes. The best part is teaching kids to always walk with a stick, as if that does anything when a 600 pound tiger jumps on them. It's like a South Park sketch, only these are real people that will die.

[@quazinadvi187]

is she pronouncing Nepal right? i am from Bangladesh and curious. i thought it sounds like nepaal, but she is pronouncing nepoul?

[@gau-ra-v]

Bravest Armies. Nepal army is Patrolling these place. Love From Germany ❤️ Jay Nepal 🇳🇵

[@jagadambikaspr_]

Thanks ❤

[@grimzapubgofficial1490]

@@jagadambikaspr_ why thanking ?

[@Adit-bm7mk]

@@grimzapubgofficial1490 because she is nepali

[@NewZman23]

@@grimzapubgofficial1490 why not? Gaurav is sending praise for Nepali Army and love from Germany; Archana is thanking for the love😊

[@jagadambikaspr_]

@@NewZman23 ✌

[@rosalievanduson]

That man who got attacked has a big heart respect to everyone involved in the conservation of tigers 💖

[@rosalievanduson]

@SAWAN SJB RANA oh I didn’t realize the mistake thank u for correcting me

[@thomassanio8745]

Gotta love the effort to realize the importance of the Tiger👍

[@aganguly23]

Hats off to Nepal,...they are our friend country....am from India 🙏

[@Terror16326]

Ya when Nepal does good thing Nepal is your friend right😒

[@Sameer-fl6sx]

The reason why the Nepal is called the county of peace, Big Salute to Nepalese army who is protecting wild species & human beings. Others country army engaging in war I'm so proud that the our country army is making earth better place to live that's the great example of humanity.

[@warhammer8403]

Nepal should protect its border and land from india

[@nishant54]

@@warhammer8403 Doesn't matter you fool.

[@kamalrokaya9732]

@@warhammer8403 well said hope that time will come soon

[@Stark.......]

Nepal should aware of Chinese debt trap policy.. you have the example of Pak,S.Lanka,Many African countries. India never occupied other countrie's territory. China has the border disputes with 17 countries. They have the policy of expansionism. As a geo politics graduate from Ireland i know how things work. 🇮🇪♥️🇮🇳♥️🇳🇵

[@BuddhaLama-yp1ny]

@@Stark.......china will not so anything here bro.. Indian people's are great n great relationship with us .. but indian politicians tryin to invaded us... history n current situation same from india.. that's sad part for each other.. when modi comes first time in Nepal 🇳🇵 that video u can see there is no hate .. but he did lots of mistake .. we hate him... But personally we civilians are both side lots of heart to heart connected.. so that reason we can't hate India.. but we hate politics

[@brendatenorio5721]

Without humans like him, wildlife and planet Earth has no chance. These individuals are unusual n to be respected, supported and honored.

[@saurabhmishra3394]

Respect to Nepal from India

[@bikramadhikari4117]

❤❤❤

[@AnandKumar-m4i3u]

​@AaronEliasDanielyou need

[@ShoaibKhan-wv8zc]

Love Nepal from Pakistan

[@greatnews5]

No you dont. You saying it just to make India jealous.

[@mrshrek362]

@@greatnews5 Dont be jealous

[@sawrazor9508]

@@greatnews5 And you Hate them isn't is?

[@ShoaibKhan-wv8zc]

@@greatnews5 no wtf

[@anilbhusal9475]

Love pakistan from nepal❤❤

[@sushmitasunar3263]

Huge respect to all the people living in that region and the forest department, army and those who are involved in protecting the wildlife.

[@noahjin1]

Lost an eye, but didn't lose his humanity and compassion. LEGEND

[@robinhazell6019]

Nepal was the first Asian country I visited back in 1987. I went for 2 months. I visited Chitwan National Park for 5 days. I saw 6 Rhinos, a Mugger Crocodile, a Sloth Bear ( Baloo from Jungle Book ), and 2 species of Monkey. and many many birds. On a 1 day Jungle walk, just myself with 2 guides, I did see a fresh tiger footprint in mud, whilst walking through the long grass.

[@69kharel]

Bhadai Tharu, The person with the severed eyes is wearing Leonardo Dicaprio glasses that Leo gave it to him. Glad that he's still rocking it.

[@onlysisir]

thank you for this documentary ...The government of Nepal should take care of the villagers and those who are risking their lives for the betterment of wildlife .. Thank you . jay Nepal

[@kuroimae-ashihorbuch-kanal6537]

In Germany, people complain about the return of the Wolf and other predators. This is so redicolous compared to the conflict we see here, 'cause no human has been injured by a Wolf in Germany in over 20 years. A huge respect to the guy who lost one eye due to a tiger and *still* believes in a peaceful side-by-side between humans and tigers. *This* is what deserves high regards!

[@spiral-m]

The main propaganda campaign against especially wolves is coming from the hunting lobby (competition) and the livestock farming lobby (competition). I am all for helping small farmers but here in the West we don't have subsistence farmers instead subsidised Disneyland which could be replaced by plant based agriculture to save land for re-wilding and carbon sink. Go vegan. “If the world adopted a plant-based diet we would reduce global agricultural land use from 4 to 1 billion hectares” ourworldindata org land-use-diets New "most comprehensive study to date" from Oxford comparing various diets across several environmental factors. The results show dramatically how vegan diets are far less destructive. Doesn't include ocean biodiversity nature. Source - nature /s43016-023-00795-w "Phasing out animal agriculture represents “our best and most immediate chance to reverse the trajectory of climate change,” according to a new model developed by scientists from Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley." Source news stanford edu new-model-explore-climate-change/ From the leaked IPCC report: The overall report ranks the shift to a plant-based diet as having the greatest disruptive potential (Page TS-98). source: landwirtschaft jetzt en ipcc-report/

[@lastexit7250]

😂😂😂..yes right

[@yeshua9496]

Thank you all Nepal Army for your service love from USA

[@stryngh]

My interest in Nepal has increased.

[@Limbuwan-o2n]

Never seen such a big heart as him.. So humble and so kind loving person.. May God bless him

[@bishanpariyar5315]

Tiger attacked man with one eye lost is a golden heart man

[@punjabmotorcycle2704]

He really said that 😳 tigers also have a right to live After so many scars as an example how much Tiger can harm Woah Hats Off dude Thats why they say Nepalese have so big heart ❤🇳🇵 Jai Gorkha

[@khusimangurung7476]

The Neplese government should shift the nearest villages to the national park to other safe places so that both the people and the animals could live happily. Anyways, luv from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@cedrics5241]

Much respect for Nepal. Thank you 💖💖

[@svensvensson627]

The more i see about Nepal, the more impressed i get.

[@Juckie44]

thank you Nepal army for doing their job great.

[@mr.stillunknown]

The way Ayush Sir spoke English it's gives another level of vibes ❤️

[@TJSaw]

Get out of this colonial mindset. There’s nothing special about speaking a particular language.

[@mr.stillunknown]

@@TJSaw i didn’t gave a shit to you ok go

[@samirkalakheti8709]

leo messi never speaks english so he is most hated person in argentina!!!!! japanese korean dont now english so they are poor and very back in technology😂😂😂😂

[@japu2350]

Nepalese Armies are not appericiated enough by us enough. Indian & British armies get so much respect but reality is Nepalese armies are working hard to protect our motherland. I also think they was way less corrupted than police.

[@agueroooooooo3120]

True I have always respected our Nepali armies.

[@knowledge_hub472]

Wonderful Nepal.. It's a real heaven.. Will travel there soon🥰

[@sudipchhetri2241]

You must You can encounter lots of species of birds and animals You can see real heaven in earth from different angle in different places

[@Adwrells]

you are welcome here alawys

[@anjanatamangrai1170]

Heaven is myth Nepal is real

[@NewZman23]

Festival season is starting soon and rainy season almost over. It's the best time to visit Nepal.

[@ram1208jha]

My district Parsa, saves a lot of tigers Salute to Nepal Salute to Gorkhali🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@xuanhanguyen9093]

“..a challenging job to maintain peace between two species”. LOVEE how this was said ❤

[@diazclemenza3591]

Thats because people are to afraid. We buy our food at the shop and don't even realise that we ourselves are also food for other species thats where it goes wrong. You saw the outrage of the community they don't understand that we won't all survive and become old, there is no species on earth that has it so comfortable as us and we still complain and getting angry when a very few get eaten by other species. we have it so good but we fear death way to much we should understand that its part of life and loss also teaches humans something about love.

[@RealPlatoishere]

Visited dudhwa National park on Indo nepal border and got lucky to see tiger cubs crossing roads with their mother.........Saw a couple of rhinos also .. Truly a majestic experience watching them

[@dineshtamang6182]

This is one of the great achievements for Nepal. Thanks whole heartily to all the conservationists, armies and all the people who are involved in the conservation of this majestic creature. I hope Nepal government brings proper plans for the safety of the villages and villagers near the national park who are in danger of the wild animals.

[@rupagurung1914]

iam just speechless that I want to cry 😢 keeping little bit tears aside iam happy that Nepalese army were doing so good how can I say thank-you no words to say thank yoi Nepal Army ❤️❤️❤️

[@oldshowsb418]

It's inspiring to see how someone got attacked by a tiger works for tiger conservation. Much respect for him. Also, glad to see the number of tigers are increasing. Hope the government, military, conservatives, and the people in the area would work together to save this majestic creature. Much love from SL

[@TariqAfridi2024]

The documentary, the way it's shot, edited and presented is a cinematic masterpiece.

[@manjunathnr4624]

Ok sissy

[@RejanChitrakar]

If Nepal can succeed in something rest of the world has not been able to, she can thrive in many other areas as well. JAI NEPAL

[@serajkhan1280]

Proud of Nepal…

[@swikriti_p3107]

Huge respect to Nepalese🇳🇵Army💯

[@RakiburRahaman-e5y]

I am from Bangladesh, see this video I know lot of things about tigers. It looks like educational video for us. How the civil are struggle and do their daily work with this environment .Really they deserve respect from us.We have also a forest named Sandarban where thousands of tiger reside there. It is one of the beautiful forest in Bangladesh.

[@sonamtamang408]

I don't know how could I appreciate for the thing our country have achieved. This is a huge accomplishment for our country. I would like to thanks everyone for taking part in such a great work.

[@selakery3297]

I congratulate Nepal and all those that worked so hard on being the only country out of the 13 to achieve their goal to double their tiger populations. I'm so glad to see tiger populations coming back. I also feel for the people that live there. It must be like living on the razors edge in some ways. Attempting to eek out a living and not get ate at the same time would have to cause a few night terrors! The soldiers and te conservationists have their hands full, but seem to be VERY qualified to do their jobs and take great pride in it. I hope they find a solution that all get to live peacefully. As for the gentleman that got attacked and lost an eye, I am so proud of you for standing strong and staying true to your beliefs. You are an inspiration and a great champion.

[@pradipsharma5422]

Long live my country Nepal 🇳🇵

[@coolaadhardude]

The population of tigers have also doubled in India.....I am so happy that indian and Nepalese government have nailed this TIGER initiative......but I still hope they can do more for the local populations impacted in the conserved areas.........nice documentary

[@Sagarvlogsnepal]

Woww great news about my beautiful country Nepal 🇳🇵 thank you so much BBC WORLD ❤️❤️❤️

[@youngestkittenlady]

The man's words touched my heart 🤧🥺💕💕 He was attacked by Tiger still he has humanity ❤️As a Nepalese who Foster and rescue cats and kittens, I'm so happy seeing this 🥺🤧💕Tigers are amazing creatures of Nature.

[@sergioaguero3974]

Tigers are such a beautiful creature. They need to be saved at any cost. Kudos to Nepal government.

[@BEESHRAY_TNT]

'Every species have the right to live' world is not only for 'humans' And That man's word literally gives me a goosebumps STW ❤ PEACE

[@poonamray1440]

One of the proud moment for Nepal. The dedication and passion for the betterment of wildlife so be continue in coming years too. JAI NEPAL 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@VijaySingh-vn6bt]

Wow, selute to Nepal and Nepali people. Congratulations guys now I'm confident enough that now we can bring prosperity to big cats in subcontinent. I wish we can create a big corridor for tigers from India- Nepal to China. Love you Nepali people from rajasthan India. ☺️🤗

[@nepugautam8145]

We are spendig lots of our energy to protect the nature please you world come for joining us . Protect the nature 🇳🇵 Protect the ecosystem .🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@priteshquintondsouza7584]

That man deserves an award at the Global stage for his acts after all he has been through... Amazing spirit and what a great human being

[@alishraut6434]

Hats off to all those armies rangers expert researchers local people .... Bringing balance between human and wild life is a necessity....thank you....real heroes

[@steelcityguy2598]

Thankyou for protecting Gods animals! 🙏 God bless you all for helping these beautiful animals!!

[@its_krity2748]

Captain is so well spoken 👏 sending love and salute to all the people who are working and risking their lives 🙏

[@koshish4177]

That man with one eye is so grateful person to be with....felt the vibes🤘

[@arcane3464]

Never thought BBC would show queen of Britain in a tiger hunting expedition. Appreciated for small miracle.

[@NewZman23]

Queen Elizabeth of Britain and King Mahendra of Nepal hunting wildlife together. Something we will never witness again. It was considered a noble thing to do but thank goodness both countries now see the error of their ways. Hindsight is a great thing 😊

[@laba3423]

@@NewZman23 in those times there were more than 30k tigers in indian subcontinent , so no one cared , now its less than 5k

[@ashishpathak8513]

Huge respect to the warriors who are conserving and protecting animals as well as humans out there 👏

[@gajsu6817]

I have seen the entire video, it’s great work for preserve tigers and other spices.I would like to huge thanking military personnel , and other villagers who works for tirelessly.Moreover, the British journalist she is phenomenal ,who was broadcasting for Nepal’s majestic national park. Special thanks for journalist for your extraordinary work.

[@dhirajsubba6364]

Ayush Jung Sir is so well spoken. Kunai kunai thau ma ta capable manche ni pugeko raicha.

[@conscience_]

Binod Tharu generiosty and commitment is seemingly endless. Government should compensate to the community people . Kudos to the rangers, armies , local people for their sacrifices and efforts.

[@rhcp9009]

Thank u so much for saving the Great Wolf! I love Canada too!

[@INTROVERT_4568]

I HAD SEEN RHINO AND ITS BABY THE DAY I WENT THERE...♥️

[@sushan3289]

that's luck🥰

[@ZEUS1981GOD]

Thanks for this wonderful video.The man who lost his eye his a True Legend 👍 👏 ❤️. If u have more people like him the world will be a better place...So sorry for the people who lost their life because of yhe tigers 🐅 😢.

[@kaushalsijalimagar529]

Army Captain speaks so nicely.

[@Abhi11]

Captain has passed Para- Commando Training. That's a very difficult task indeed. Salute!

[@numa_bibek321]

Feeling so proud! Thank you for those armies who have been protecting them hats off

[@bugoysangkad]

These magnificent creatures deserve a place in this world. I really admire people who are risking their precious lives to protect them. There must be a safe way for humans and wild animals to coexist.

[@D-https-m4g]

That's very true. Coexistence not only helps the predators to keep out of human neighborhood but also stick to it's natural habitat. I'm so happy that Tigers are making a big comeback 🙌🙌. My favorite big cat 🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅 has returned. But it doesn't end there . There still a long way to go in conserving those Tiger despite them being endangered.

[@bijayadhakal8654]

huge respect for this man.

[@MilanxMotive]

Huge respect to Nepal 🇳🇵💯

[@bimvlogs8406]

We are the tiger savers from Bardiya Nepal ❤

[@mabinthapa2086]

A wholesome story unfolded. Great dilemma for the nearby community. Kudos to the conservationists and guarding military personnels along with the locals who have paid the price with their lives while the world rejoices and commemorates this achievement.

[@gertrudeheaton128]

Great news the return of the numbers of tigers in Nepal.Kudos to the Nepaleses. Poaching / hunting should be banned.Shame on the those who killed tigers for pleasure. I love wild life .

[@hehe8948]

Greetings from India. 🔥🇮🇳

[@sheikhmasudrana1860]

Bhadai Tharu ..huge respect for you..You are a hero..

[@anushrai4554]

wow thanks bbc world !!! For videos !! 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@sustainalberuraldevelopmen1322]

Thank you to BBC for producing the story of Tigers Conservation in Nepal. It is very urgent to reduce the Tiger and human conflicts of buffer zones and to reduce this conflicts people of the buffer zone must have alternative economic opportunities for their livelihood. I want to request to all animal lovers and adventure seekers people of the world to visit Bardia National parks to see Tigers and contribute to the sustainable conservation of endangered specie from the world.

[@hkschubert9938]

Such a beautiful documentary with beautiful wild mammals & a beautiful narrator thank you !!!

[@RommelZrana12457]

Great job guys and hat's off for your unconditional love towards nature.

[@Kishorefoodenmee]

that young captain is so impressive. his grasp of English is admirable. keep up the good work

[@nursinglicensetutorials293]

Proud of my country!!!! I couldn't stop my tears realising that I am leaving this heavenly country soon :( :(

[@ninezero9066]

Born to be wild spirit truly great characters are found in Nepal 🇳🇵 - tigers and living legends. God bless Nepal. Wild and beautiful 🐯

[@Dfm_Sushil]

Love from Nepal 🇳🇵. Thank you BBC.

[@iftiawan5690]

Love u Nepal from Pakistan

[@Sman.Gurung]

I got no words when he had lost his one eye by tiger attack and still saying tiger also have right to live ..with simplicity here again simplicity had won against the world ..may be he had lived fullest life in the lap of the nature and he definitely knows the value of nature and its creation.... a big solute to such hero who still believe in humanity..

[@Sam-tp2xi]

Thank You Nepal Army 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@bishalneupane3792]

Nepal is doing great work on preservation of rare animals and it's pride moment for us as Nepalese. Thank you BBC

[@JMMADARA-07]

Nepal is just awesome county If it was strong economic country then by now it would contribute a great in other wildlife too❤️

[@sudeep-e1s]

Nepal is extremely beautiful country❤I love Nepal❤It is full of natural beauty❤

[@pietrietveld1842]

My great respect for the village people who lives with the tigres in the forest it takes curridge and good feelings for the tiger in the habitat that they shared great work with big risk my compliments that they live there lives and protect the tiger godsblessings for all overthere .

[@mohanghale4759]

"Live and let them live" concept is so amazing.The patrol army accent is so amazing and fluent as well

[@surakshaguragain5538]

Yes. The world belongs to all the creatures. I am so happy to see such competent people working together. I am sure they will find a way to decrease the number of tiger attacks without harming tigers. And, the footage of the Queen and Late king Mahendra disappointed me a little. Killing animals for pleasure is not acceptable

[@dasbongo4776]

what and awesome soldier who protects them, so humble, dedicated and inteligent,

[@thomassanio8745]

One of the most majestic creatures on Earth. Glad to see their numbers are rising, but also feel for folks that live on the periphery. But if we don’t protect the Tigers who will?

[@後藤慎一-c9x]

6:44水辺好む🇮🇳🦏。カバみたいなポジションだし🐊に勝てそうな迫力さあり。

[@ujwalregmi8749]

This is not india 😊

[@terapapa9111]

congratulations Nepal.other countries should learn.

[@anirudraprasadkoirala5498]

Me too, i ve been there one year ago, one of the villagers said that around 20 -22 people get killed every year by tiger attack in those villages around national park. I think government of Nepal and other INGOs should collaborate together to resolve this issue, otherwise situation might be more harsh in the future days.

[@Brisbanegardener]

Thanks for this video...feel sorry for affected. Keep up your great work Nepal army 👏