Tiger cub cuddles up to its mother in viral video. Beautiful, says Internet
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A video that has gone crazy viral on social media features a tiger cub cuddling up to its mother. The viral video has over 4,000 views.
There is no dearth of cute animal videos on the internet but we bet you haven’t seen anything like this before. A video that has gone crazy viral on social media features a tiger cub cuddling up to its mother. The video was captured by award-winning director, producer and cinematographer Subbiah Nallamuthu. He initially shared the video on Twitter on December 31, 2020. It started trending on Twitter once again after Indian Forest Service Officer Sudha Ramen posted the clip on the microblogging site on Tuesday. Sharing some pure love from the wild.. do watch!!The world is full of loveAll we need is harmonyWith all around us and the nature!Emotions beautifully captured by Mr.Subbiah Nallamuthu @nalla33 pic.twitter.com/N6jivEmj8S My favourite tiger moment of 2020...Fourteen year long journey in the majestic world of tigers.....I feel immense gratitude for the opportunity to produce signature content on these magnificent creatures.Here is a new face to add to the wonderful tiger characters... pic.twitter.com/w6y3ooTAlu Lovely to see.. So heartwarming.. Lovely Simply simply beautiful - Thankyou for sharing - Admire the shot - You may have waited years to shoot this - A bug Thankyou for sharing your hard-earned , well deserved hardship So sweet, an emotional touch...
The viral video captures very cute moments between the tiger and its baby. The cub can be seen cuddling up to its mother and also playing with her. Tigers are synonymous with ferocity but this video is sure to melt your heart.
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