Video Of Mama Tiger Bonding With Her Cubs Is Pure Gold

Ranthambore National Park, located in Rajasthan, is a haven of wild splendour and ecological marvels. Over the years, it has been home to several iconic tigers, including Ghengis Khan, Noor and tigress Machli, who gained global fame for her captivating story. Although Machli is the most renowned and heavily photographed tigress globally, Riddhi, her great-granddaughter, is the buzz of the jungle due to her bold and adventurous nature. Last year, she gave birth to 3 cubs and now their heartwarming moment has been making rounds on social media.

An adorable moment of Tigress Riddhi’s cubs playing with their mother was caught on camera and posted on Instagram. She kept a close eye on the cubs as they played. The managers of the national park published the brief video on April 25. The energetic and enthusiastic cubs can be seen dashing about in the video. Tigress Riddhi is shown playing affectionately with one of her cubs, softly fondling it as it relaxes on the ground.

The authorities posted the video and captioned it, saying, “Tigress Riddhi’s cubs bring joy to Ranthambore. Video courtesy Vishnu Singh Rathore.”

Watch the video here:

The video has over 6,000 views on the social media platform at the time of reporting.

Tigress Riddhi has an adventurous spirit from childhood and the boldness to fight with her mother Tigress Arrowhead for territory, according to Ranthambore’s official page. In terms of daring, she is described as being on par with her great-grandmother Machali.

Riddhi and Siddhi are the names of two tiger cubs born to Tigress Arrowhead. Although they spent some time with their mother, this beautiful family moment between the mother and daughter was fleeting.

While they both have a great deal of courage, Riddhi is unique in her strength and sense of adventure. The official page notes that she established herself in her mother’s domain.

She roams like a “queen” and has the ability to throw you off with her daring gazes in Padam Lake, Raj-Bag, Malik Lake, and the Mandoob region in zones three and four, the page added.