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WOW I just pretty much said the SAME thing without even seeing your post I thought I would be the ONLY one to see it LOL

ahahahh that was funny

Same like house cats

Yeah, that's precious

I think the cub is annoyed

Maybe This Time Kevin? More like Dimitri.

Vin C ohh yeah right haha. But easy to see who is the boss, it’s the small tiger cub 😆

LOL

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Ten times in one day probably

3:15

Girl. All 3 are girls

nadine brown we once had a teacher, whom we asked for patience. He answered: I have 5 daughters, I don't have patience!

actually, I'm not a fan of EVERY big cat, but mostly tigers. Lions I can't stand, especially the arrogant lazy male, but that doesn't mean, that I won't view some videos with lions as well.

@@unavitadellamusica male tigers are the same as male lions. imagine assigning human traits to wild animal;s and thinking you're a fan.

all of them are like that, they know what to do in the first place

He doesn't have alcohol or calming tablets, hard role of father

Oh my goodness gracious me he doesnt like his own cub??? What a dad he is🙁🙁🙁🐕👋???

Male tigers don't typically raise cubs. There have been rare documented cases in the wild, but it's not something they do usually.

@@notthefather3919 most male species dont

Jesttt the tiger got scared by the ball yes ?? U noticed !!!! 😂

Yeah, that was the funniest thing ever!

Ha ha! Was about to post the same thing. Proof that however big they are, cats are still cats. :-D

Thought it was a cub and he is not used to them yet

The ball suprised him lol x'D Couldn't stop laughing at that part

That would be scary..🤣🤣🤣🤣 Because then it would be like whose their mom??🤣🤣

kgeedi or they’re just curious and went to check him out but yeah your probably right

Because their mother took them to the male tiger and let them approach him. The cubs instinctively always follow their mother's direction.

They were just curious and had no idea what he might do. Not because he was their father. If 2 male lions mated with the female, the cubs would approach both the same way.

GideonHiker he knows exactly, if they are his cubs or not, by instinct. In case they weren't his cubs in the wild, he would kill them. That's to ensure, that only his genes survive.

unavitadellamusica yep if they weren't his they definitely would be dead, like you said they would be competition for him when they mature, and in the wild their mother wouldn't let them anywhere near him if he wasn't their father

Nope.

I don't understand that male cats do not help in raising their kits that goes with a lot of animals.

He is telling his kids that he the boss.

@Smiles and the Twisted MD You beat me to it. That was a very rasist comment by that pig.

He isnt about that child support life

And the lil jump back he did so cute

Brave Boy "Than little lioness kills ugly lion" Fixed.

Abdul Rehman Sheikh No. Tigers will always be better than lions, regardless of what you think about me, or tigers. Tigers > Lions.

Abdul Rehman Sheikh Your comment makes no sense. Nothing the director says states anything relevant. She works with captive animals.

Wait its funny when you tell me that, because in that video the tiger won the fight. And if i can prove its a tigress, it is indeed a tigress. Its not a excuse. And they are captive animals which does not matter.

animals are not assholes like a human male. they already know from the scent they are theirs.

no, actually all male cats are like that - rough with their young ones.

​@@unavitadellamusicakzfaq.info/get/bejne/iN98m6ZpyJu8e6M.html Not right

I wonder if the dad realizes these cubs are his babies? He seems scared of them. The cubs just want to get near the big guy. They are fascinated. He is a big, beautiful tiger.

@@rachelschwebach7566- they will have a scent that he will recognise, and mother’s behaviour will reinforce that.

@Kitty Buttcheeks Clone dead? Like a zombie?

On know mean

This is dad's first time ever meeting the cubs directly like this. He is nervous and doesnt know.

I think dad was like “You’ve got a long way to go little one!” Father tiger is a unit who just wants his space. Father tigers almost never see their cubs in the wild (there have been exceptions), so not surprising he’d be stand-offish.

@@nathanwilliams2152 You are right. I did once see a video in which a father tiger was raising his cubs. The mother showed up after a lengthy absence and tried to approach the babies. Papa tiger snarled at her as a warning for her to keep away. He did not hurt her because he knew she was the cubs' mother. He was just making sure his cubs were safe. This was a very unusual, but touching story.

Rachel Schwebach As the statement from the sanctuary said which you can see, this is the tigers first time with the cubs and he is cautious, he doesnt know. Male lions literally fight and steal food from their own cubs in the wild, lions are pricks. In the wild tigers are regularly seen with their cubs and have a better relationship.

@@Paul-nr6nm Both lions and tigers steal food from their cubs, that's in their nature. I think the only think more brutal about lions is that there are rare instances where the male will kill their own cubs in order for the female to be ready to mate again sooner. Don't know if that happens with tigers. Also I don't know if tigers (male or female) will kill rival tigers cubs like lions will do ABSOLUTELY every chance they get.

@@Ryan-ni7mo Never has a male tiger stolen food from his own cubs. Male lions never kill their own cubs, they only kill cubs that arent theirs. They dont just do that when they are horny.

That’s not true. Tiger fathers do come and go for visits in the wild, there are tons of videos and photos showing this. There was even one male tiger where the mothers of two of his separate litters died and he raised a total of 5 cubs successfully on his own to adulthood. They don’t live with the family like lions but they will step up and fight if they are nearby if a new male enters their territory. It’s just that we humans don’t see it readily like we do with lions. Unlike male lions, male tigers are very chivalrous, they let their mates and cubs feed first if they get together for a day while he steps back and waits his turn.