Watch: Tigress Riddhi once again steals the show– this time with a peaceful family moment
Ranthambore's tigress Riddhi is back in the spotlight– caught on camera doing this wholesome act with her cubs
Tigress Riddhi once again steals the show– this time with a peaceful family moment.
A beautiful moment from Rajasthan's Ranthambore National Park is winning hearts online.
Tigress Riddhi, a well-known name in the park, was recently seen in a video relaxing with her cubs in a waterhole, offering a rare look at a tiger family's everyday life in the wild.
The short clip, posted on Instagram by wildlife photographer and academic Gyana Mohanty, quickly caught people's attention. Many viewers have described the scene as both soothing and powerful.
Cooling off in the wild
With the summer heat rising in the region, it's common for tigers to cool off in water bodies inside the forest. In this video, Riddhi and her cubs are seen calmly sitting in a shallow pond, taking short dips and playfully moving around near the edge. The peaceful setting, along with the cubs staying close to their mother, has made the video stand out for many viewers.
There's nothing dramatic or staged about the video, and that's exactly what makes it special.
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In a world where wild animals are often shown as symbols of danger or excitement, simple moments like these offer a more real and gentle glimpse into their lives in the wild.
A well-known face in Ranthambore
Tigress Riddhi, officially known as T-124, has been seen often in Ranthambore in recent years. She is the daughter of Arrowhead (T-84), another well-known tigress in the area, and a direct descendant of Machali, the iconic tigress who became a symbol of Ranthambore's success in tiger conservation.
Forest staff regularly monitor her movements, and her increasing presence in the core areas of the park has made her a favourite among wildlife photographers and safari visitors.
Public reactions highlight a connection with nature
Since the video was shared online, it has gathered thousands of views, with people leaving everything from quick compliments to heartfelt comments about the beauty of India's wildlife.
Many mentioned how rare it is to witness such a natural and intimate moment being captured and shared.
This isn't Riddhi's first time in the spotlight. In the past, tourists and guides have reported calm sightings of her walking across lakes or resting with her cubs in open areas– moments that highlight just how important it is to protect and preserve these wild spaces.
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