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A male tiger approaches his cubs and welcomes them with a head-bobbing movement while their mom rests close by. The unexpected interaction, recorded in the PBS Nature documentary “Tiger Island,” a two-part series that follows 2 big-cat households throughout Nepal.
The video marks the very first time a tiger “family” has actually been recorded hanging out together, and it might challenge traditional presumptions about how the relatively singular felines act around their young, stated Dan O’Neilla wildlife biologist and filmmaker who added to “Tiger Island.” Formerly, it was believed that tiger mamas raise their cubs for approximately 2 years with no aid from the male tiger
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