1973 India had only 9 Tiger Reserve's,2022 India have gotten 52 Tigers Reserve's, Home of 80%.Tigers,4500 Tigers in the whole world, Thanks to every single person who tries to protect any species in the world, Including these beautiful creature's.🙏

India is the only country where you can get almost all big cat species. Tiger, Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard and now Cheetah will also be introduced.

It's crazy to think how few tigers remain in the wild. We cannot let this majestic animal disappear.

In 1973, there were only 400 tigers left in the wild in India. Project Tiger has been a modest success which is why the tiger population has now increased to 2500+.

God bless India for preserving the habitats of these magnificent animals

As a Malaysian, we cannot lose our Malayan Tigers. Our identity.

out of 4000 something wild tigers left in the world, some 3000 are in India...it's a big achievement for the Indian government and conservation efforts

India is the only country that has both Lions 🦁 & Tigers 🐯

Thanks to all those indian and non Indian conservatives/NGO's/rescuer's who made efforts to save the remaining atleast we can tell ours were the generation in which so many tiger species survived.👍🐯

I have traveled to many parts of the world in search of wildlife. Seeing lions and elephants in the Serengeti, the blue whale in the Pacific Ocean with its calf and last but not the least the Lord of the arctic, the polar bear remained etched in a special place in my memory. However, none of these experiences can surpass the first time you see a bengal tiger in the jungles of India - her fearless disdain for everything around her, her beauty and the folklore that goes with her! Seeing the bengal tiger remains the greatest wildlife experience of my life. Thank you for the great video!

Recently we saw a Bengal tiger during our safari. It was huge, his name is Chota Matka from Tadoba, people say that he’s the largest tiger in the state. You could simply just stand and watch him do his things. One such thing was when he was displaying his height to other tigers by claw marking up the tree…his reach was easily 10-12 feet tall.

Love form india 🇮🇳 Bengal tiger 🐯 my national animal🙏

See how India takes responsibility in keeping tiger conservation an important objective 🇮🇳❤️💪

Wow ...India has done commendable work in Protection of Wild tigers considering they have one & half billion to feed.

I'm from Bangladesh and I'm very proud of our national animal...I love this animal so much🥰🥰🐅🐅Bengal tiger🔥🔥

God bless you India and Indians for preserving the Bengal tiger, in my opinion the bengal is the best of all tiger species although theyre all amazing..India has done an amazing job

Arguably the most beautiful animal on the planet to be revered and protected.

There’s huge Siberian tigers, lots of pics of nice ones on cameras in the forest. They look wayyyy bigger then bengals

National Geographic few months issue covered Tiger Reserves in India (added no 53). Thnx to Government and forest ranger efforts now tiger population in India is around 4000. Also there is great awareness and pride in India about Tiger and other animals. People are aware of new Tiger cubs. They r given names and pictures r being circulated. Recently a Tiger who died naturally was given a full ceremonial funeral by rangers. All these efforts and awareness helps. Kudos to all. 🙏🏿🙏🏿👍

We should protect these magnificent animals and their habitats at all costs

Most beautiful creatures on the planet

India's national animal is the most powerful apex predator. The country is doing a good job preserving the species.👏

Amazing that the country with the world's largest population, has the highest tiger population.. Bravo India!👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

Tigers are a magnificent animal. Kudos to India.

Please don’t let these beautiful animals go extinct 😢

Thanks to all those indian and non Indian conservatives /NGOS/rescuers who made efforts to save the remaining Atleast we can tell ours were the generation in which so many tiger species survived ❤️🐯🐅

In my childhood we used to run campaigns about awareness and protecting the tiger. I am glad it has paid off and the conservation efforts has produced fruitful results and the total population has increased. Proud of my people. Jai hind.

The largest recorded specimens come from the Siberian population, but on average Bengals are now heavier. Probably because they are much more abundant and poaching and hunting pressure is much lower. Although now these are considered populations rather than subspecies and now split in just two subspecies the Continental Tiger (taking the binomial name of Bengal Tiger, Panthera tigris tigris) and the Sunda island tiger (taking the binomial name of Javan tiger, Panthera tigris sondaica)

The "Royal Bengal Tiger " The pride of Bengal Pride of both Bangladesh and India.... They gotta work hand in hand to save these majestic animals.

Proud to live in the tiger capital of India

I've also heard that Iran has cheetahs and the lions in India are located in the National Park called Gir

3:00 I can feel the aura right through the screen while the Emperor Tiger 👑🐯 is walking nonchalantly & Also proud that I'm from the Land of The Royal Bengal Tiger 🐯 where 80% of them reside. The most aggressive and currently the largest cat in the family is India's pride possession.

there are sub species in bengal tiger also like sunderbans tigers are more athletic , faster and smaller while if you go a little bit north the tigers are relatively bigger . Also a few years ago a tiger name waghdoh was the biggest wild tiger in the world weighing in around 320kgs and was based in central india. Currently there is no clear estimate of how many tigers are there in indian sub continent as its population is increasing day by day.

Tiger population in india in 2022 approx 4500+... ❤️❤️ Government give full security to tigers ....hope they will not extinct in future 🇮🇳🇮🇳

If humans foolishly let tiger go extinct, we will be losing perhaps the most amazing, awe striking, and beautiful creature on earth. I want to praise such country as India that is doing impressive work to preserve tiger.

Our Tigers ,Our Pride 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

In india, there was a tiger named Wagdoh. Wagdoh was the Crowned king of Todoba forest reserve. He was the largest tiger in the asia weighing over 300kgs. His territory was about 150sq. kms. He mated with many females nd gave birth to around 20 cubs. But his beloved tigress was Madhuri. Madhuri lost her territory to another female nd left Wagdoh's territory forever. At the eame time there was another tiger named Bajrang who had entered Wagdoh's territory. Wagdoh was madly in love with Madhuri so he left his territory in search of Madhuri. He was only defeated by one tiger named Khali as Wagdoh was pretty old nd weak at that time. After the defeat, khali took Wagdoh's beloved Girlfriend Madhuri nd had kids with her. Wagdoh eventually died in 2022. What happened to his territory? Well it was taken by the upcoming king of todoba, Bajrang. Bajrang was not as big as Wagdoh but was still huge and powerful. He successfully defended his territory and defeated many tigers. He had more than 30 kids nd was nd ruled for years after wagdoh left. Later on, he faced the son of matkasur(another male tiger in todoba), i.e. Chota Matka. At that time, Bajrang was pretty old as well. He was defeated by chota Matka nd died in November 2023 due to extensive bleeding and wounds caused during the fight with Chota Matka. Now Bajrang's territory is divided amoung 6 male tigers. After Wagdoh, bajrang expanded hir territory even more nd made it the largest territory of a single male tiger in India. Why are these indian tigers so powerful that people name them nd extensively track their each nd every step? It's just cze indian govt is taking measures to protect these tigers. Many of you don't know but there was a male tiger who raised 2 of his tiger cubs alone after their mother's death. It's only happened twive in the recorded history. One of the cub eventually died from the electric fencing but the other one is still slive. Her father has left her now cze she's an adult female now. All these things are so interesting. I'd suggest you go through these real stories of brngal tigers.

There is a new subspecies in Arunachal Pradesh of India. Plus the tigers along the Nepal and Uttarakhand Tarai region is significantly larger than those found in Bengal.

I've just discovered your channel and I'm really pleased with the quality of your videos. Good job, my friend. If you could make a video about the Greek lions, I would appreciate it.

The largest tiger without any doubt is the Amur tiger. Several times I personally observed him in the wild nature of Primorsky Krai. The weight of an adult animal reaches more than 300 kilograms, the body length is two meters without a tail and the tail is about one meter long. An animal of this size easily carries an adult cow several kilometers away from its hunting ground. If you are really interested in this, you can read the book "Half a Century of Tiger Hunting" by Yuri Yankovsky. That's how it is, dear friends! With love from Russia!!!

We had Wagdoh he was around 280 kilograms.. He died recently in the wild..... His kids around 32 of them Shiva is one male he is grown big like his dad Wagdoh....he is over 220 kilograms and growing....

I am crying after learning how many of these species went extinct and/or are considered so.

Nice vid thx! Can you put lenghts and weights also in international units ? :)

If the Siberian tiger was genetically healthy and had access to all of its large prey, then it's the biggest. Unfortunately there's hardly any of them left so we'll probably never see it.

Back in the 60's when I was a kid they said that there was fewer than 2,000 Bengal Tigers so we have actually grown the Tiger population.

A small suggestion, please use meyric system for defining weights of the animals, it is easy for us to visualise

Indochinese and Bengal tigers can also be found in Myanmar. There used to be a large tiger population in British colonial era but the population reduced to almost extinction due to poaching and black market in many areas of the country.

Not all bengal tigers are big. Tigers in sunderban are one of the smallest. They are called swamp tigers by some. However they are also the most aggressive to humans. Some say the salty water in sunderban makes them this aggressive.

On average Siberian tiger is the biggest. But… the biggest recorded individual is a Royal Bengal Tiger.

Please 🙏🏽 INDIA 🇮🇳 protect these beautiful TIGERS 🐅. 🤍🙆🏻‍♀️

Have u heard of waghdoh ( lived in the jungles of tadoba in india ) ... Weighs ~300 kgs ( 660 pounds ) 🔥🌝🔥

Tigers are my favourite ❤. As a Conservanist I will never let them extinct

Just one rectification. There are only two tiger subspecies. Their different native populations across geographical locations does not automatically designate them as subspecies

India is only losing against Population Otherwise this country has every potential to rule the world 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🕉️

Tigers have very peculiar character than other species, eg: keeping clean itself by swimming in water, etc, etc...Nice video bro 👍

Save Tigers 🙏🙏

Thank you for this informative video. For future videos, a friendly suggestion to also include the weight of the animals in kilograms as that's what most of the world uses to measure weight 🙂

Informative video 👍

Awesome Vlog ! Loved it 😊

Siberian tigers rarely go larger than 430 pounds now . Bengals are larger

Thank you for the video. Here from srilanka 🇱🇰

So sad people are disrespecting these beautiful tigers by treating them as if their fur and such is worth more than their lives…we must preserve them

Wow.. this is soo beautiful. Thanks for the awesome looking picture .. 📸 they are so beautiful,

Tigers from northern india and nepal are usually larger in size compared to other bengal tigers.

My forever place for vacation, worlds biggest tiger conservation park i.e. kanha national park which is near to my heart for several years. I live in madhya Pradesh and we are proud of our tiger population.

People think Siberians are bigger than Bengals, but they arent. In fact, Bengals, currently, average a little more. 183 kg vs 195 kg. Siberians dont average 225 or 300 kg like many sources lead people to believe.

Bengal tigers are in Bhutan and also known to lives as high as 3000 meters above MSL due to loss of habitat due to human encroachment. They prey on wild animals and also on domestic animals such as YAK in Himalayas.

Thanks for sharing this video

Bengal tiger increased double in last 10 years in Nepal..its a huge achievement

There's a project of Pleistocene Park in northern east of Siberia. They are going to gradually bring some animals who lived in Ancient Siberia including Siberian tigers.

What’s the name of the background music 🎵? It’s very peaceful and nostalgic. Thank you 🙏

the siberian tiger is now referred to as the Amur tiger. Amur refers to the Amur River, which is the Tiger's home territory.

Great video👍 sad that we wiped out 3 different tiger species within the last century. Hopefully, the south Chinese tiger still remains in the wild and the tiger population as a hole will increase.

Nice footages. The tiger's eye is so fearful and it is said that one cannot stare back at the tiger for more than a second.

Largest royal Bengal tiger is found in Bhubaneswar zoo.. 👍

Madhya pradesh has highest tiger population with 700+ in one single state🐯🐯🐯🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Just amazing wild video

Largest Tiger in the wild was a bengal tiger in uttar pradesh during 20th century which weight was 800 pounds

Good, informative video, well done

The prey of Bengal tiger is much larger and diverse than Siberian tiger prey . Bengal tiger prey wild buffalo , Indian bison , blue bull , sambhar , barasiga ,chital deer, wild boar, young elephant and various types of dears and antelope and thay also some time attack on crocodile, young rhinos and cattles . thay compete with sloth bear, Himalayas black bears, Indian wild dogs, Indian wolf, Indian leopard, stripe hyena, crocodiles. According to my opinion in wild Bengal or Indian tiger are bigger and strong. And their hunting skill is also superior than Siberian tiger.

I like this narrator better. Good documentary!

Aegle creations, you should make a clear video of what happened to the 5 Tiger subspecies living in China . And about the South Chinese Tiger .. 🐅 🐯

I am from Pakistan and want to thank Indian government and other people in India who are involved in Tiger preservation.. We all need to think about the future

Amazing video

Precious job! Thank you!

I am extremely sadden to acknowledge that we may have to live without these majestic glorious creatures one day. That will indeed be a very sad day... 😪

Don't worry the reintroduction of Caspian tiger project has already started in ili-balkash nature reserve Kazakhstan....within few years the Caspian tiger will be back in the wild....they will pick specimen from Siberian subspecies coz they are closely related 👍

so in one century we went from 100 000 to 4000, that is completely unacceptable!!

One of the reason there are so few tigers is nobody would be ok with the amount of people tigers eat when they are wide ranging. 375,000 people since 1800 is probably a way under represented number on Wikipedia

You know tigers are apex predators when they hunt BEARS.

Gratifying to know that India's Tiger population which at one time was expected to go extinct has now increased to close to 4K tigers thanks to the tireless conservation efforts of the Indian 🇮🇳 Government. Let's hope that the Cheetah reintroduction programme launched by PM MODIJI on his Birthday on 17th September 2022 achieves the same level of success. Hope the Indian Government will continue to revive its extinct and or reducing number of wildlife that Bharat 🇮🇳 once had. Animals are also God's creation and they too are entitled to live on this planet. 🙏

Let me tell you guys...... The Majestic and Beauty of a ' Bengal Tiger ' cannot be Beaten by any tiger in the World.

Because of efforts in India we still have tigers in the wild. The project tiger is a huge success. The trade in tiger parts especially in Chinese traditional medicine is the major cause of animal extinction.

Thanks to India, India Dr is fighting very hard to save there tiger 🐅🐯

they recently discovered fossils of another sub species of tiger called the ngandong tiger which is estimated to have been able to reach anywhere from 420 KG up to 470 KG (1040 pounds) making it the largest known tiger subspecies ever recorded/known.

That Uttar Pradesh tiger shot in '67 measured 10ft 7inches from nose to tail/ over curves added up to 11ft 1inch. Big question is did it had a longer than average tail ? 🤔

Thank you for your awesome videos. Tigers are such sacred, awe inspiring beings like lions. Sometimes I am ashamed to be human for all the awful things we as a species have done to others. Despite this, the tiger and millions of other animals will not go extinct. All that is good in the world and I humanity will not allow it.

Hey bro make video on Asiatic lion

Great video Team! Very informative. I however would like to point out that the map used does not represent the correct map of India. Make sure to correct it if used in upcoming video. Thanks.

Thankfully the populations are growing again, but one major difficulty doesn't even have to do with human encroachment. It's the sheer size of territory a tiger demands. They are solo animals, not social like lions, and roam enormous territories. Many young male tigers and tiger cubs are killed by other dominant males. When tiger cubs are rescued from a dangerous situation and ultimately released as adults into the wild, or an injured tiger is rehabilitated to a point where it's safe to go back to the wild, it's challenging to find an area that doesn't cross over with another tiger and create critical conflict. Some are even being moved to sanctuaries in South Africa where there are protected preserves. (SIDE NOTE: It turns out tigers do very well hunting African game, but they can't fully be released into the wild there. Even though a single tiger will overpower a single lion with absolute ease, a pride of lions, or a coalition of males is another story and would threaten a lone male tiger, or a female tiger's cubs.)