Rare video of tigress with her two cubs goes viral on Twitter

From humans to wild animals, a mother’s love is felt in various forms. From her making your favourite meals to scolding her children so that they can move forward in life, there are a lot of ways a mother shows her love. A mother’s love is the one constant thing in nature.

The video has gone viral in which 2 cubs can be seen with her mother, the tigress.

According to the details, This video of a mumma tiger making her two sons leave her to go and establish their own territory proves the same. The viral video was shared by Indian Forest Officer Susanta Nanda with the caption, “Final goodbye. It’s time for the two male cubs to leave their mother & establish own territory. By 18 months the cubs know how to hunt on their own but may stay still 2.5 yrs with mother. Here the mother pushes the unwilling brothers to leave. From one South India TR( WA by FD).”

Final good bye. It’s time for the two male cubs to leave their mother & establish own territory. By 18 months the cubs know how to hunt on their own but may stay still 2.5 yrs with mother. Here the mother pushes the unwilling brothers to leave. From one South India TR( WA by FD) pic.twitter.com/wFhPQd0in1

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— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) February 11, 2020

The 30-second clip shows the mumma tiger scolding her two cubs. In the video, the cubs can be seen retaliating again-and-again but get scared when their mother scolds them.

One user wrote, “After five yrs if the mother and son meet can they recognise each other?”

Yes. And they mate also.

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— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) February 11, 2020

Another wrote, “Love the submissive posture the cubs show.”

To me it looks like the 2 male cubs are now beginning to fight and mom is telling them "Shut up, stay apart and find your own territory"

— shiv (@bennedose) February 11, 2020

Dhikala, Corbett, Uttarakhand
Jan 30, 2020

As tiger cubs playfully engage in the chewing of plastic, grave questions arise on how and why this happens in a plastic banned reserve. Images such as these are cruel reminders about the threat to our wildlife

Pic : Trikansh Sharma pic.twitter.com/yXo0i3Uo9k

— Anoop Nautiyal (@Anoopnautiyal1) February 6, 2020