Getting Too Close to a Wild Tiger | Deadly 60 | The Travel Edit
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After driving too close to a tiger, Steve Backshall and the Deadly 60 crew rare charged by one of the deadliest predators in the world. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToEarthUnplugged
You can tell me whatever.. but a Tigers roar in the nature is the most terrifying sound of all animals..
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Im sorry but whoever invented these cars for the purpose of these tours needs to have their head examined. You all are easy prey.
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I wonder how many cameramen passed away, trying to film this guy with crocodiles, sharks, tigers, bears and more.
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"at the bad time" - is there a good time to be at the receiving end of such an animal?
@truthseeker4838This is how the grizzly man met his end .. people never learn
@GlambabysassyGreat camera man 😂 deserves oscar
@CourttheBarbBeautiful tiger.
Strong and majestic.
Needs no gorilla protector.
An eagle will give her wings.
One of the most beautiful and equally terrifying animals on earth
@A_Humble_NobodyWorth remembering that most of a tiger’s prey is effectively colourblind rendering the cat invisible!
@simonmcglaryyeah that is diffence between home cat tiger and wild tiger it can kill you
@KimmoRahkonen-yu5siso they're safe in those shopping carts
@CesarRios-z3cIt was a mock charge
@deandremiles4805“I thought I was a goner at one point”
The cameraman said calmly
The tiger chilling in the puddle was a distraction. They planned it out, one plays cool while the other one stalks.
@Cosmic_Cryptidscamera guy never dies xD
@JoeWhiteytHad a filter on that approximately simulated protanopia (a shade of blue-green color filter worked surprisingly well) and if they weren’t looking right at the tigers I wouldn’t be able to spot them until they got me
@theoverseer393Several million years of evolution have ingrained in humans the atavistic fear of tigers . Not even being shelled or rocketed by an enemy army can raise the hair on one’s neck quite like being up close and personal with an aggressive tiger .
@JohnIshikawaThanx for sharing video.. Watching Wild Tiger Videos always remind me of my actual encounters seeing Beautiful Noor Very close up nr Jeep also Arrowhead .and glimpse of Lightening .🐯🐯🐯💖
@WildlifeMaryAnneThey saying this that but it can jump from the back as they talk😂
@KiIluminatiFrom the bodylanguage and position of the ears the tiger went from worried/terrified to threatened/super terrified when they came closer with their big vehicle.
At least compairing with normal house cats.
Warm kitty soft kitty little ball of fur warm kitty happy kitty pur pur pur. Tbbt
@yourfriendlyneighborhoodjerk1this guy sucks. learn how to make better videos. other normal youtubers are much better than this professional guy? what a joke
@bollywood-item-girlScary yet beautiful animal ❤
@elsigonzalez2967Nearly became lunch. Sheer terror. 😲
@Danin4985Way to go stupid. Let’s go play with the tigers “Oh Crikeys mi arm!”
@sludge86🇧🇩 mighty tiger 🐯
@kryptobling3719Uwielbiam tygrysy i wszystkie duże " koty " ..lampart jaguar itd..👍😎🇵🇱🎈👏🎈👏🎈👏🎈👏🎈
@marekxyz5066This is how a successful hunt would go:
So, the tiger is looking for another animal to eat, and it spots something, maybe a buffalo or deer. Tigers have great eyesight, even at night. Tigers can run fast, but only in short bursts, which is why they usually ambush their prey. The tiger hides in the foliage. A tiger's natural prey usually has a type of colorblindness that prevents them from seeing orange, and they instead see it as green, just like the foliage. The tiger waits until the prey is close enough. And then, the tiger strikes. It gets onto it's prey, gripping onto it with it's paws with the help of sharp claws. While trying to bring it down, the tiger also bites the head or neck, both are vital parts to be bitten at. A tiger's bite force is 1,050 PSI, and for those who don't know, it means "per square inch". When the prey is finally dead, the tiger, just like any other predator, will feast on it until it's stomach is full. Bonus fact: a tigers roar is capable of actually paralyzing you.
Why not leave them alone we all know what a tiger looks like
@russebert5230which park was this? no mention of it
@counterpoint9260Well it's a tiger. They can be slightly temperamental.
@Axel1051Me and my family freaked out when we saw a black bear up close, I can’t imagine seeing a tiger in the wild
@affliction2k02The second tiger: it gave you only a few seconds to correct your course. They are territorial by nature.
@crescentprincekronos2518let them live
@beautifulworld3971Knowing how stealthy tigers are, I'm not certain I could go into their territory like that! The tiger probably saw the humans long before they saw it, and the tiger may have even been sneaking close to them to check them out! When you are in THEIR domain the cards are no longer in your favor!
@mjleger4555Fools
@ro4317Why this cats in normal time act like labardor
@nandanbkgowda4504While you are in the Tiger's territory you have to put a artificial mask on back of your head bcause before you see a tiger first time , tiger will see you 100 times .
@TIGERS_EYE_57No matter from where you are sitting the Tiger either from the back of an elephant or from safari jeep you are not safe in front of the Royal Bengal Tiger .
@TIGERS_EYE_57People should pay more respect towards the tigers. Getting too close will clearly offend the lord who doesn't stand there for our peasants to watch.
@harrylee9289RRROOOAAARRR!!!!!!!!!!!!
@mattydarrigrand9474his head looks rather small compared to most tigers....
@diehardeaglesfansince1994I LOVE TIGERS 🐅
@nicholasshade1366Fake. These fools photoshopped themselves in
@sinafenty6417Strange enough I feel like 2 or even 3 lives ago, I used to be a 🐅
@towerofresonance4877Tiger is the king of jungle not lion. Lion lives in savanna..
@MightyBoerboelWhy can't we collectively leave these creatures alone?
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