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People try to get close to tiger crossing road to record it, IFS officer condemns act

The video that shows a few people trying to get close to a tiger crossing a road was posted on Twitter by IFS officer Susanta Nanda.

Published on: Oct 07, 2022 11:42 AM IST
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IFS officer Susanta Nanda’s Twitter feed is filled with various kinds of content related to wildlife. From talking about various developmental projects concerning wildlife to sharing information to raise awareness to tweeting cute videos showing antics of different wild animals, his posts often create a buzz. Besides, he also posts videos documenting inappropriate behaviour of humans around wildlife as caution. Case in point, his share that shows a few people trying to get close to a tiger crossing a road to record it.

The image, taken from the Twitter video posted by IFS officer Susanta Nanda, shows a tiger crossing a road and a person trying to record it. (Twitter/@susantananda3)
The image, taken from the Twitter video posted by IFS officer Susanta Nanda, shows a tiger crossing a road and a person trying to record it. (Twitter/@susantananda3)

“Remember that if you see a large carnivore, it wanted you to see it. It never wanted to be chased. The tiger can maul you to death feeling threatened. Please don’t resort to this wired behaviour,” he wrote and posted the clip.

The video opens to show a tiger amid trees on one side of a road. A few people, with their smartphones in their hands, are seen trying to get close to the big cat. This continues until the animal crosses the road to reach to the other side.

Take a look at the video:

“That’s why serious teaching needs to be done at school level,” suggested a Twitter user. “This is what happens when roads cut through wildlife habitats. Citizens who are irresponsible don’t deserve privileges,” posted another. “Unfortunately people like these don't pay heed to your advice,” expressed a third. “It's all fun and games until the tiger decides to take a left turn on the road,” wrote a fourth.

 
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