Tiger’s dramatic jump from boat during release in Sundarbans goes viral. Watch
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In the video, a tiger can be seen jumping out of the boat after getting released into the wild.
Videos showing tigers hunting or simply resting in their habitat are always fascinating to watch. But we have something more incredible that is bound to make your jaw drop.
Shared on Twitter by IFS officer Parveen Kaswan, the video was shot in the Sundarbans in West Bengal. Though old, the video has resurfaced and has left people awe-struck yet again.
In the video, a tiger can be seen jumping out of the boat after getting released into the wild. The amazing jump is something we can’t describe in words.
So, take a look:
That tiger sized jump though. Old video of rescue & release of tiger from Sundarbans. pic.twitter.com/u6ls2NW7H3
The video of the rescue and release of the tiger has been viewed over 50k times and the numbers are steadily increasing. People were amazed by the video. Netizens also pointed out that the clip reminded them of the beautiful scene from Life of Pi when the tiger named Richard Parker jumped out of the boat without even turning back.
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