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VIDEO | Mommy tiger can cuddle with cubs too

Tigers are aggressive, but we have seen cubs raised by humans and know how adorable they are as babies. They appear innocent, playful, and harmless. The video below shows a mother tiger cuddling four of her cubs, but it starts with the big tiger finding some shades on the hot, shiny day.

At that moment, one of her cubs has already fallen asleep in the shade, and the mother approaches the cub and lies down to cuddle with it. Soon after, her other cubs become envious of mommy’s undivided attention and join her for the cutest cuddle session ever.

One, two, and then three more tiger cubs join them in the shade, cuddling around their mother for a nap.


The post Why did the Mommy Tiger Cuddling With Cubs video go viral? appeared first on The Independent News.

 

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