Tiger Chases Two Forest Officials Riding On A Bike Through A Kerala Sanctuary, Video Goes Viral

Aishwarya Dharni

Bikers are used to dogs chasing them and knowing that if they stop, the dog will go away. However, that definitely won’t be the case with a tiger.

This spine-chilling video posted by the Forests and Wildlife Protection Society on Facebook is going viral on the internet.

In the video, two people are seen riding a bike inside Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary in Wayanad in Kerala when they notice a tiger chasing them. The big cat chases them for a few seconds before running off into the jungle.

According to a reports, the two people riding the bike were Forest Department officials and were patrolling the area after they were informed about a tiger sighting.

Conservation India

However, an environmental journalist and author of The Vanishing: India’s Wildlife Crisis, Prerna Singh Bindra pointed out that the chase was barely a ‘mock charge’. Animals resort to doing so when they feel their territory is under threat but they don’t mean actual harm.

While the video raised a lot of concerns by the people, some couldn’t help themselves to crack a joke or two.

Proper measures should be taken while travelling through a wildlife sanctuary.

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