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Always reflect on the burdens we have placed on fellow creatures, and how we can help them, not exploit them. We note with admiration how Indian rangers give a tiger mother a respectful funeral, in a pyre, with proper consternation written on their faces. How different from the usual Western exploitative attitude to so many creatures. For all her troubles and contradictions India remains a unique civilization with much to teach humanity about our place in the web of life. —PG
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Tigers Revenge National Geographic Documentary |
National Geographic Official TV
A viewer sums up our own feelings about this production:
Its amazing what dramas take place in an animals life. Just like humans.
https://youtu.be/wsfkQvF5abM
BONUS:
Documentary on Wildlife Tigers – Tiger Fighting for Survival Big Cats
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For once I have no comment…. This is exactly what I have been trying to say for years and it is said with eloquence and grace:
“We note with admiration how Indian rangers give a tiger mother a respectful funeral, in a pyre, with proper consternation written on their faces. How different from the usual Western exploitative attitude to so many creatures. For all her troubles and contradictions India remains a unique civilization with much to teach humanity about our place in the web of life.”
We must learn from the Indian view of animals and nature, founded on ahimsa, rather than the dreaded judeo.christian dominion, if animals are to have a future anywhere other than India.