Dudhwa tigress filmed strolling along with teeny cubs | Watch the 'beautiful' video

A “bright and brilliant” video of a tigress indulging in a night walk with her four little cubs has taken the internet by storm. Captured by the field director of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, the clip captures the majestic family as they spend some leisure time after nightfall. What has left everyone even more amused is the fact that the tigress, instead of getting scared of the camera, walks closer before finally disappearing in the woods.

The clip later shared by IFS officer Ramesh Pandey shows the tigress walking away from the car where the person filming them sits. However, as she realises that she and her family were being filmed, she turns around and walks right up to the field director recording them, cubs in tow. Illuminated by the headlights of the vehicle, the tiger family is visible for a few seconds before it again walks away into the cover of darkness.

'Rewards of Forest officers' 

Pandey, in the caption, wrote, “Brilliant and beautiful capture of tigress with cubs in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve by Field Director. A worth watch”. Since shared initially on, the clip has been viewed over 18 thousand times and managed to garner nearly 700 likes and a multitude of comments. IFS  officer Susanta Nanda also took the opportunity to comment on the post. "Rewards of Forest Sevice. Would have been more rewarding to all of us without the sound of the camera," he opined.

"Wow! Amazed at its comfort level against bright lights specially with such young cubs!!," wrote another Twitter user. "My goodness. Stunningly beautiful. And so many cubs. She is a very clever mother. I hope they are all safe there, but if not please don’t tell me as I feel physical and mental pain at cruelty to animals, the destruction of their habitats and of the planet itself," added another user. 

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