An encounter with the beast of the jungle can give anyone Goosebumps. Explorers are often fascinated by wildlife safaris that give them a chance to get glimpses of the king of the jungle. This once in a lifetime opportunity can turn into a nightmare, if there is a slight mistake in ensuring safety during the ride inside the dense forests. Social media is abuzz with clips, showcasing wild animals and related incidents. Now, a bone-chilling video from Jim Corbett in Uttarakhand, showing a tiger roaring is doing the rounds on the internet. Since being shared, the video has sent shockwaves among people.
The clip was posted on Instagram by the handle ‘Joju Wildjunket’. The video shows several people on safaris exploring the wildlife. That is when a tiger jumps out and roars loudly.
In the caption of the post, Joju Wildjunket wrote, “In the Garjia zone of Jim Corbett, a powerful tiger roared ferociously, sending shivers through the air. The gypsy, carrying eager onlookers, stood still as the majestic creature emerged from the dense foliage. With a sudden charge, the tiger moved towards the vehicle, its eyes ablaze with primal intensity. The air was thick with tension as the gypsy cautiously retreated, witnessing the untamed beauty of the wild in a thrilling encounter.”
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Since being posted, this clip received close to two million views and numerous likes. Many users were quick to flock to the comments section and shared their reactions.
A user wrote, “The tiger is louder than F1 cars.” Another said, “What an incredible encounter!” A comment read, “He’s not happy to have visitors.” An account remarked, “This is amazing.”
A while ago, the official Instagram account of the Ranthambore National Park posted a video that showed a tiger approaching too close to an open jeep. When the big cat came near the vehicle and began sniffing on it, a few tourists in the jeep panicked and started screaming as they loudly requested the driver to keep the jeep at a distance from the tiger.
The Ranthambore National Park shared this clip and wrote, “Watching the majestic creature so close was a lifetime experience for us. We got scared but T121 is a playful animal. He came close to us twice, showed his glory and stepped back. We will preserve this memory for the rest of our life.”
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