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‘Magical picture’ of tigress walking through forest with her five cubs goes viral

A spectacular photo of a tigress walking with her cubs is going viral on social media, filling with joy the hearts of animal lovers and conservationists. The “magical picture” is nothing but hope-giving thinking the tiger population in India was on the verge of extinction a few years ago

The stunning snap shared by Parveen Kaswan at the Indian Forest Service and also a member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, shows a unique scene. This female might be the first one spotted with five cubs. Normally a tigress usually has around two or three cubs.

Image credits: ParveenKaswan/Twitter

Taking Twitter, Prveen wrote : “This is magical picture. Count the cubs with tigress. I know for a reason how few people will be elated after seeing this. Efforts are helping in making this species bounce back from verge of extinction.”

The Indian Government started a successful conservation program back in 2014. And since then, the tiger population increased over 33%. Now there are around 3,000 individuals living in the wilderness of India. That’s more than 70% of the world’s tiger’s population what counts around 4,000 individuals. According to the country’s Prime Minister, India is “now one of the biggest and most secure habitats of the tiger.”

h/t: Twitter

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Ethan Walker is a journalist and animal stories writer for MajesticAnimals.net, covering wildlife, animal rescue, remarkable human-animal bonds, and inspiring stories from around the world.With a strong interest in animal welfare and real-life storytelling, Ethan focuses on finding compelling stories, verifying key details, and presenting them in a clear and engaging way for an international audience.At MajesticAnimals.net, he writes about extraordinary rescues, wildlife encounters, adoption stories, conservation, and animals whose stories have captured public attention.

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