A video of a mother tiger spending time with her cubs is priceless

Rajasthan’s Ranthambore National Park is a sanctuary of natural wonders and untamed beauty. It has been the home of several famous tigers throughout the years, including Ghengis Khan, Noor, and the tigress Machli, who became well-known around the world for her amazing tale. While Machli is the most well-known and often photographed tigress in the world, her great-granddaughter Riddhi is the talk of the forest because of her fearless and daring demeanor. She gave birth to three cubs last year, and their endearing moment has been going viral on social media.

A video of Tigress Riddhi’s cubs interacting with their mother was uploaded to Instagram, capturing an endearing moment. As the cubs played, she watched them closely. The short film was released by the national park’s administration on April 25. In the footage, the animated and ecstatic cubs can be seen running about. Tigress Riddhi is seen cuddling and lovingly playing with one of her cubs as it snoozes on the ground.

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The description for the film, which was uploaded by the authorities, said, “Tigress Riddhi’s cubs bring joy to Ranthambore.” Thanks to Vishnu Singh Rathore for the video.

As of the time of publication, the video has received over 6,000 views on the social media site.

According to the official Ranthambore website, Tigress Riddhi has a daring to battle her mother, Tigress Arrowhead for territory and an adventurous temperament that dates back to her early years. She is said to have the same level of boldness as her great-grandmother Machali.

Tigress Arrowhead gave birth to two tiger cubs, named Riddhi and Siddhi. This precious family moment between the mother and daughter was short lived, even though they spent some time with their mother.

Although they both possess a great lot of bravery, Riddhi stands out for her strength and adventurous spirit. She made a name for herself in her mother’s sphere, according to the official website.

According to the website, she roams about like a “queen” and may make you feel uneasy with her bold gazes around Padam Lake, Raj-Bag, Malik Lake, and zones three and four in the Mandoob area.