Tiger Protects Her Cubs from Bear | 4K UHD | Dynasties | BBC Earth

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Dynasties (2018)
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[@clarkjensen6883]

Clickbait title -- more like 'Footage of bear walking. Footage of tiger mom walking."

[@shubhamdwivedi3103]

Thanks for saving time

[@japsley6172]

Thanks

[@william21186]

I'm glad I saw this comment before wasting 4 mins 20 seconds 😂 🤔 Really the video was that long 😂

[@Skylander253]

200

[@kendrickjarias]

Thanks, saved me 4 minutes

[@joeaardvark9214]

"Fortunately, she knows how to disappear." Meanwhile the peacock's just like "HEY EVERYONE COME AND SEE HOW GOOD I LOOK!"

[@mariebourgot4949]

^^

[@lalithavemireddy7935]

I think they can use that to scare predators

[@Bananarama8930]

True especially the male ones

[@user-gl2eq2ly4g]

Peacock is busy taking selfies

[@ncntxtjpn]

Loved how the clip combines shots of animals other than the protagonists, in particular the monkey's reaction to the tiger's failed hunt

[@jaym6945]

Don't be fooled. It's just A monkey another day... I like the video quality but many videos are extremly cut together that sometimes I even doubt if the pray and the predator are in the same place.

[@AJ-et4zp]

It's editted you fool (said like Alan Partridge)

[@JessmanChicken86]

yeah, that edit was ridiculous

[@shaneDylan33]

Shhhhh

[@Yoshikarter1]

The peacock cameo was pretty cool. Not only that, it wasn't just a separate shot, the peacock was actually out there in the same frame with the tiger.

[@just4mygrl413]

I love tigers, they are so beautiful. ❤❤ The look the mother gave to the bear, wow! Amazing!

[@rogeru73]

The look was to the guy with the camera....

[@just4mygrl413]

@@rogeru73 Thanks!

[@DarkWater4Eva]

BBC Earth is the absolute masters at nature story telling. The camera angles, transitions and edits are top notch.

[@Em4gdn1m]

This Dynasties series was really cool. I love everything they do, but yeah this series had some very incredible shots.

[@jeffwood5897]

nothing even happened ? the bear and tiger were never even near each other

[@ruhmuhaccer864]

Just like you are the masters of English.

[@ivanastam7848]

@@ruhmuhaccer864 Hahahahahhahaha so trueeeeeeeee

[@ivanastam7848]

@@jeffwood5897 I'm just thinking about what I just watched. This is too soft even for a 5 year old child...

[@JessmanChicken86]

1:30 Peacock is like: "You don't want me, I'm not part of this."

[@bibekdas7449]

That's a mother! A true mother!

[@ssingh8166]

Oh really??

[@spaceo8568]

Omg. That look she gives right to the camera. Chills.

[@sweeperboy]

It's an amazing mix of understandable maternal anxiety and "I will MESS you up!"

[@awesomepixie419]

Cats have this eerie way off staring through you

[@aves4081]

I love that they show hunting constists of a lot of fails and a few successes.

[@Meghnaaad]

I hope they soon start a documentary on Asiatic lions. Most people don't know that India is the only place in the world to host lions and tigers at the same time.

[@obibraxton2232]

Where in Asia ? Interesting and yeah I’m North America there use to be lions too ! Cave lions. It’s interesting how many different species were on continents we wouldn’t even have thought of.

[@countryhumanskorra4065]

@@obibraxton2232 gir forest

[@Meghnaaad]

@@obibraxton2232 they are the subspecie of African Lions.

[@co6mo]

Lions were also in Europe times ago...

[@Meghnaaad]

@@co6mo talking about present

[@sujugasim753]

We need more tiger documentaries really!!!!

[@Outrageousfirevulture]

ikr they really are beautiful, rare creatures

[@lavernewhite8]

Please

[@rev1198]

One of the most difficult task is to film Tigers in Wild....Excellent camouflage to blend in on the surroundings and deep vegetation of Indian Jungles .... The forest area Tigers roam isn't accessible on any vehicle.... Also, they are active mostly at nights..

[@vipr1142]

Its not possible, they went extinct last year

[@badsanta7356]

@@vipr1142 India has bunch of tigers

[@diontaedaughtry974]

That's a groovy looking bear.

[@sharpballer7751]

It's always exciting to see tiger documentaries because they're so rare

[@goutamraoshab3777]

Not rare in india

[@blucat4]

@@goutamraoshab3777 Yeah, plenty of Tiger documentaries in India.

[@UltimateCrayonConsumer]

I just love tigers. They are so beautiful!

[@jaycollinswrld]

Yeah they are ....until u meet one in the forest.. 😄

[@megatron3226]

When you are close to it............

[@ytuser903]

@@jaycollinswrld Their beauty is best admired from a safe distance, or just a screen.

[@Outrageousfirevulture]

this gives a perfect example of the struggles that predators have the to deal with, getting food for themselves, and protecting their loved ones I say this because most humans have a habit of making predators of the animal world the bad guy

[@Sunthaz]

Nobody with half a brain cell attributes human morals to animals.

[@jozsefcsiszar6735]

When you see a tiger chasing a deer, they are both running for their lives, and sometimes even for others' lives too. 🐯🐅🐅

[@teacup3133]

Yes, if they don't kill they don't eat.

[@GGabe_]

Langur at 1:45 is like "Serves you right!"

[@carsondouglas8600]

well she caint go to whole foods and purchase a meal. 😒😆

[@GGabe_]

@@carsondouglas8600 I know we're both southern, but please try to refrain from saying "caint". It's not proper language; however, that was pretty hilarious 😂

[@citytv7693]

One roar and every animal runs for itself 💀😂🔥🔥

[@jerrywildlife]

Tigers are very beautiful animals!

[@slcRN1971]

I was thinking that too, plus the pure muscled power that she displays.

[@lorcis1]

I think all the animals are beautiful, I wonder if that is a proof of god

[@enki9013]

If this isn't the world's most magnificent and beautiful animal - I don't know what is

[@virchandrakumar8186]

Me Just come to my basement

[@w-james9277]

Iv been lucky enough to see Tigers in the wild. They're truly a sight to behold!

[@aamirrazak3467]

That’s awesome I wish I had that opportunity they are such majestic beasts my favorite animals on earth

[@roxanemarry7337]

Well, this proves that nobody can mess with a momy big cat!

[@ibrahimeltoukhy1864]

Big cat or a small one, you dont mess with any animal's babies even a small bird, or u will get rocked

[@roxanemarry7337]

@@ibrahimeltoukhy1864 true

[@rogeru73]

And how does this prove it.......?

[@jianxiongRaven]

1:45 "is that all you've got" 😂😂😂

[@hilariousted1107]

Awww so Adorable Tiger 🐯🐅

[@Adhritsworld]

Right

[@senthamizhanseemanpolitics70]

Beautiful 🥰😍🤩😘❤️💖💗 tiger 🐅

[@Adhritsworld]

You are right

[@truesheltopusik1140]

Love how the bear and tiger are never in the same shot.

[@Meraxes6]

If they didn’t edit this stuff to tell a fake story, it would be incredibly boring to watch

[@truesheltopusik1140]

​@@Meraxes6 Yea that's true, while it does kinda annoy me that tons of this stuff is just faked, I guess it does still get people exited about nature so thats cool.

[@NightShadow720]

Those poor sweet little tiger cubs. A mother's work is never done, especially if you're the parent of those cute, defenseless little babies.

[@daviddavid5758]

For humans and animals is the same, even if our "cubs" grow and leave the nest we still think on them.

[@johnlaslett5339]

Bet they're not so little and defenceless now.

[@Hyraladen]

@@daviddavid5758 except tigers, once they're a certain age, they have to get out of their mom's territory else she has no choice but to Injure or kill them

[@ukpkmkk_2]

If only they would shut the f up when other predators are around.

[@SPG063]

@@daviddavid5758 Yeah only that there are not really much dangers for humans like for wild animals and I always say single moms or dads are the biggest hustlers of all but a human parent which has it hard enough isnt comparable to a wild tiger mom their life so so much unbelievable harder its naughty to compare imagine having 3-5 babies and having to carry everyone of them single around in your mouth and providing for them, doing EVERYTHING alone… hunting which is only 10% succesful and unbelievable tiring not to mention the other tasks when tigers charge prey they go to sleep because it is so tiring for them to run high speed for short distances and also wondering all the time for your babies if they are safe because you are far away from them to hunt for them and also yourself to be able to produce milk and provide for them at the end of the day Just imagine you have to look for a new spot to hide them and now to carry your babies around but everyone of them single how much patience it needs and they also dont just let you get them some of them are naughty af just how babies are and they move around and you have to pick them up again and again till they are where you want them as a tigress they have to have so much patience As a human it is tiring to pick 3 babies up single just to put them into the car but then you can drive around and everything… imagine being a tigress tigers normally sleep 18-22 hours a day… tigress mothers sometimes are the whole night hunting just to finally catch something to eat… it’s obvious that a tiger mother has not even close that time to sleep imagine all the wildlife struggles really tiger mothers have one of the hardest lifes ever and are one of the best mothers out there in the world… that patience and motivation man only crocodiles/alligator mothers have it harder and more patience, they are good mothers which I didnt think of them tbh, they have also to carry their babies around and pick them up with their mouth but obv its way harder and dangerous and needs so much patience and caution, there is a video about a crocodile mother or alligator having to also pick up her baby like the tigress because of other predators Just watching that made me so unpatient I got mad… respect to them…. as a tiger you can at least pick them up with your mouth more or less easy but as an alligator?? Luckily we got hands.. and technology specially Tigresses are single raising parents… they do anything alone really imagine doing that and what tough moms they are also fighting other predators and how smart.. Lions live in huge groups really huge huge prides and they hunt in groups and one is the baby sitter when the parents have no time and one does this and one does that and a tigress combines all these tasks alone… that is so unbelievable crazy… not only that tigers are the coolest looking living beings and look like picasso or whatever drawed them but they are also for me personally the coolest animals with one of the most beautiful souls when you really inform yourself a lot about them .. not monsters lol Multi tasking talents and really there are not much things that make me sad and I accept a lot of things and Im pretty much „hardened“ up to fucked up things but seeing what humans have done to the wildlife but specially tigers makes me so sick and sad and angry… there are no words left the feeling for what humans did is too strong and indescribable with words Fuck most humans not only for that lol… I wish that the tiger numbers increase and that they will never ever extinct and not even closely extinct but without having to live in captivity but living in freedom with good numbers and a wild which is also beautiful with trees and with everything that is needed to survive humans destroy anything for their interests without feeling bad and sick and then they are so fucked up and naughty to tell other humans what they do is evil and not okay even tho it is bullshit humans are such a fucked up nasty species, of course not all humans that would be dumb to say as a human but the majority is fucked up and I already see the disagreement of a lot of them because as I said its the majority…

[@SPG063]

thanks for the tiger videos they are so good❤️ the quality of your videos are perfect

[@ArtyMars]

"The quality of your videos are perfect" BBC - 🥰 Thenkyu

[@isFelex]

We need more tiger videos like this

[@user-dc1dr9kr8x]

Sloth bears always look hung over and in need of a haircut

[@Bane520]

Lmao true

[@SoLuVaBle299]

That peacock in the beginning said “Nope!”

[@Adhritsworld]

Yes you are right

[@bjyjean]

WOW mama tiger is gorgeous TT

[@troyano6548]

The camera crew did a remarkable job!!

[@williamswain7167]

If I am not mistaken there is not actual people recording the footage, just a series of well-placed cameras.

[@troyano6548]

@@williamswain7167 , any way they did a remarkable job.

[@ghazalaansari9283]

313 years ago... Tigresses had to protect their Cubs from Lionesses.

[@_Kylix_]

@Paslk I doubt that they would eat But they would've kill it without thinking twice

[@truthseeker4838]

@Paslk Not all killing is for eating. Male lions kill the other male lion cubs - not for eating.

[@superstarsuprith8146]

This isn't enough, we need a lot more.. Especially about elusive lives of Tigers to know them better in order to understand better and do something extraordinary to rise the numbers in the wild, but this one's great though..

[@Adhritsworld]

Sir, if you like wildlife once you come into the channel

[@jobless4660]

Filmed in Bandhavgarh National Park India...Go there, you wont regret it, we saw Tigers 6 times over a 5 day stay...Outstanding place..

[@yesyoucanTellme]

these cats are majestic

[@jediskunk67]

Never mess with a mother's kids!

[@_The.Homelander]

A mothers love knows no bounds

[@looksirdroids9134]

My mother's did.

[@samr5857]

Family the best thing in life 🌟

[@bmt4628]

Ofc 😏

[@Reaper-cr2eg]

India have lot of majestic animals. I love my country India 🇮🇳🇮🇳.

[@Naveen-tanjiro]

Did you see that fox 🦊 when tiger looks at it 😂😂😂😂

[@KayGrier]

0:55 Worst camouflage attempt goes to that peacock

[@gangstagamegangstagame4467]

That sloth bear is really creepy

[@racheledwards2352]

I love the little exchange with the tiger losing out on the kill, the monkey & the tigeress. Idk y but it made me chuckle

[@GoogleAccount-xz4um]

What a beauty ! Glorious

[@Adhritsworld]

You are great...

[@GoogleAccount-xz4um]

@@Adhritsworld Not me,my vision. Hope so 🙏🙂

[@Adhritsworld]

@@GoogleAccount-xz4um nice

[@kosopet]

Gosh 3:04 camera shot Wow beautiful .

[@elaine1216]

courageous tiger mom

[@Adhritsworld]

You are right madam

[@daviddavid5758]

A Mothers instinct is a powerful force not even nature can win.

[@p5eudo883]

Well, it is part of nature.

[@roseandrews8523]

Love the monkey's disapproval of the tiger!

[@vr_gamer.814]

BBC: uploads 4K UHD video My internet: no not again...

[@AslindaAbdullah]

As a tiger lover, I always want tiger to win big time.

[@Adhritsworld]

Me too...You are great

[@haveaseatmarj]

As a new mom, i am that tiger.

[@huzaifa718]

Really?

[@MordecaiThe33rd]

Okay but the title is just a straight up lie lol. The tiger didn't protect her cubs from a bear. There was footage of a bear in the middle of footage of a tiger and that is it. At no point did they interact at all.

[@engravedhourglass8288]

Yes i was like how the heck bear and tiger meet?? Those two live in completely different habitat..

[@peterk6674]

@@engravedhourglass8288 its shocking how just a handful of people including us could see the real truth behind this edited video. all other comments are just full of praise

[@matthanneman7511]

The tiger documentary was interesting, but it would be really helpful to have the cameras provide a frame of reference.

[@Ereldor]

Damn, all that bear needed to do was look at that tiger and it was like, 'Nope! This ain't worth it.'

[@Adhritsworld]

You are right

[@ubermikesocal]

0:17 Hang on, this antelope wants to tell you something. HONK

[@rockydarknight2980]

This looks like a movie. The tiger obviously is a great method actor, never breaks character, he's grrlreaatte.

[@powertosucceed9]

The quality of video is perfect, good job! 👏

[@gabrielcastillo9745]

If I found one of those Sloth Bears in the wild, I would instantly die from trying my best to hug all that fluffyness

[@rich-ard-style6996]

Sir David Attenborough is my favorite.

[@re5f]

every mother trying to save his cub every sititution Respect mother 😍😍

[@akumu0000]

**her

[@techbd54]

thanks to bbc earth To make such a video

[@lpotts75]

The tiger is stealthy. Love BBC Earth.

[@babuthomas7961]

I ike how the jackal ran off after hearing tigers growl

[@userNotdefined]

Beautiful joys of living in wild.

[@jeffnorbert1871]

Smart cat.

[@Koudey]

The bear never engaged, though.

[@dynamoterror18]

All it took was one stare from the tigress and the bear was off.🐯

[@juliebryne2903]

Sloth bear yes but if there were grizzly bears there it'd be a whole different outcome! You don't mess with a griz especially a mama griz!

[@jayjay_aussiebeef3648]

I don't think the tigress and bear actually interacted. Likely two separate bits of footage were compiled together to tell a fake story. They're never shown in the same shot.

[@dynamoterror18]

@@juliebryne2903 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHOwhGaPns6bmbc

[@fifthbusiness1678]

What a funny looking bear!

[@GoogleUser-pg1oy]

Sloth Bears are the wimpiest of all bears. Even a Black Bear could kick the ass.

[@DeepakSingh-ct6qr]

Glad you didn't write: Tigress protects his cubs from bear

[@myfriends5510]

Superb photography and Narration

[@Adhritsworld]

That's true

[@gondola8539]

"She needs to move her family." Then they show tiger on a dirt road. Yikes! Sorry, Tigs, this house is taken.

[@joshclearwater6461]

Tiger vs. Bear would be insane fight.

[@adgo22]

1:46 monkey..screw you..!😂

[@LeprosuGnome]

Whats with the imagery in these latest clips? Looks terribly blown

[@alceratops6853]

0:10 "But her prey are always on high alert." The cameraman: "Hold my beer."

[@sandhanitizer15]

Those tiger cubs sounded like little human babies

[@dhowto3005]

Mothers are amazing!

[@Adhritsworld]

Right...You are great

[@jjr1728]

I love them. I want some tigers. IMMEDIATELY

[@prajwal3221]

It's look wah!! amazing animal

[@fraidoonw]

May all cubs be safe!

[@Adhritsworld]

Yes...Thank you.you are great

[@baigandinel7956]

Who knew lions and tigers and bears were really found together? Oh my.

[@marcoakley440]

Night shift indeed love it

[@gloryB-3]

I want to see more tiny baby tiger cubs!!!

[@bettyottman1718]

Mama's very Protective. 🐅🐅

[@AmurTiger-vm5dy]

Haaa haaa haaaa😂😂😂go away bear😆😆

[@dandychiggins7240]

Eh kinda clickbaiting but still very interesting 👍

[@toxicblaster4600]

And the fact that they are on the verge of extinct

[@abrahamgeorge2006]

that is a good parent

[@ashishmaurya4046]

It was fun to see monkey reaction after lion fail to hunt😆😆

[@haraldbull1558]

I Bet the bear was nowhere near the den. The Tiger moved her cubs, because the camera team disturbed them.

[@Ms.Byrd68]

You gave the impression there would be a 'life n death' fight!

[@hvacwiz7877]

should have been honest and said sloath bear didnt have to click bait i still would have watched it

[@DennyCraneReloaded]

No need to be afraid of the cutest bear around. He just wanted to cuddle

[@dougllaz6267]

This bear is ugly, a Very ugly aberration, Polar bears are beautifull, but sloth bears are ugly monsters

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Bare necessities, indeed.

[@smith806]

the tiger did nothing as far as protection

[@chaitanyankc]

Bengal tiger!!

[@muff5568]

BBC we need more tiger with cubs video pls!

[@ccocoi9583]

Quel beau continent !!!

[@allisonladage5703]

1:46 “That’s wussup.”

[@mdosmanansariansari7691]

I like wild tigers 💯👍✊🌍✊

[@Adhritsworld]

Me too...You can check the channel