Lost Land of the Tiger: Episode 1 - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2010
- This is a very, very interesting BBC wildlife documentary about one of the most recently endangered wild animals - the tiger. The series consists of three episodes which I'll upload one by one, and I hope you guys enjoy it and that it makes you think also!
This is part 1 of episode 1
"1/3. Explorer Steve Backshall and sniffer dog Bruiser hunt for tigers through the undergrowth."
Lost Land of the Tiger site address: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ty... 
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i just got another good reason on my long list of "why i am proud to be a bhutanese?" i am so proud and i thank the BBC team for letting us see this part of BHUTAN because, if this wasnt made we would never have been aware of what bhutan actually holds in its dense forest (plants and animals)...and i as a bhutanese promises to preserve TIGERS! and spread the message! thank u so much for posting it on youtube..this is one of the best thing i ever saw in youtube! :)
I love Steve, I think he's great. I've seen him in many other similar documentaries and he's brillian and so enthusiastic. Love it!
As a Bhutanese, I am proud that Bhutan is one of the last hopes for the survival of Tigers but the documentary has been misleading at a time. The video has portrayed some aspects as if they were the ones to discover it first. For example they said Bhutan was the key to making a connected biological corridor for the tigers even though the country was aware of it way back in the 80s during The Great Fourth's reign. But Thank you for the effort and a marvelous job :)
R.I.P Alan Rabinowitz, hopefully your spirit will smile at the sight of tigers recovering.
no one makes documentries like the brits!
Magnificent creatures. Moving, inspiring and fitting effort to save the tiger. Honorable stewards these protectors. Bhutanese are impressive people as is the country.
Steve Backshall's is someone I've watched as a kid on the Deadly 60 TV series! also I've seen this on the TV before ^^
I was privileged to meet Steve back in 2017 he signed a photo for me and my sister
What an awesome documentary, seen this 8 years ago on tv.
This is the BBC at its best when they do projects and documentaries like this they're due another big one surely .
instead they make twaddle like Mrs Brown's boys
This is one of my favorite documentaries.. It's incredible!
These guys are awesome, love all these programmes :)
Wonderful work....salute all of you and Assam girl working tremendous job
I am glad they showed a map and highlighted the areas they live. Great idea to keep the last remaining tigers 'hidden' and 'thriving'....
the naratior is thorin okansheild in the hobbit i love him
RIP Alan Rabinowitz.
This man was the real Tiger King.
There are plenty of tigers in our country Bhutan! I've actually seen them during my camping days!
paw paw Was wildlife trade illegal in Bhutan ?
@Kraftsmen559 I'm afraid, not. I'm not sure exactly when I'll be able to upload it exactly, but I am free on Sunday and will try to upload it then - or may be even probably both remaining episodes of the series (Insha'Allah)
About your previous comment, Glad you caught up on it here now
Love them
When is this coming out on DVD and Blu-Ray? I've seen Mountain Gorilla from BBC, but this has gotta be one of the best series ever produced for TV!
One of the best adventure nature documentaries ever. Omg, people think that Spanish show called "Frank de la jungla" or "Wild Frank" are good....
i've met Dr. Rabinowitz. He's my hero. I hope one day i get to work to save the tigers just like he does
BarnRat14 agreed
@tshentsho I am totally agree with you. once this place was clamed to have tigers, there follows the steal hunting.
Very Interesting vidéo thank you ;)
love your work ..though it had been long time from now but we can still see tiger in Bhutan. 21/03/2018 Tiger came down near to the city where i got images and video.
so hard to express my feelings..as a chinese ,i feel so ashamed the wild chinese tiger is extincted...all because we use the tiger as a traditional chinese medecin...i am also happy to see in Bhutan, there left a bunch of wild tiger...for the chinese tiger ,it is a very sad story, their exctinction has something to do with the politic. the foolish need and the steal hunting...this is very very sad...
There have always been tigers in Bhutan. They've been around long before humans inhabited these lands. This is not a discovery for all humanity, but a discovery just for the British Scientists. Everyone in Bhutan knows that we have tiger in the jungles, forests, and high mountains.
Looking for tigers in Bhutan, Northeast India, Southern China and Nepal is like looking for a needle in a haystack. All four major subspecies (five in case of India with lions) that include leopards, snow leopards, clouded leopards are found in all these countries. In India, Nagaland has the best diversity of wildlife, with more leopards, clouded leopards and snow leopards found across the Indian subcontinent.
Steve Irwin vs Steve backshall
THORIN
?? Is this Richard Armitage's voice i hear narrating....???
Yes it is
@Kraftsmen559 Thanks for...the download?! I don't know what you mean exactly, but you are welcome..
R.I.P Alan Rabinowitz
What happen to him
@@melwinjebaraj9900 He died last year from cancer.
@claudia31413 I agree.. :)
does anyone else think, that broadcasting to the world, where the last tiger stronghold is located, could be a bad idea?? poachers might use this to find the remaining tigers..
Like video lovely deadly 60
oh this guy was on a recent episode of 60 minutes
tiger Asia animal
If the tiger was gone from the wild it would save over 200 people a year from dieing the horrible dealth possible plus living in terror 24-7
Well made documentary but very much made for television and some liberties taken with the truth.
Steve after every sentence he says: 😐
wachin this video with while eatin me Haribos
Love deadly 😎 60
No
Trying to save an exotic animal's existence, while supporting the enslavement of another's... #freethelephants but I still respect these guys.
Nah. It's not as bad you think. These elephants are probably raised in captivity and in another tiger documentary: Tiger: Spy in the Jungle, they used elephants as well and gave them loads of free time and breaks. I doubt the BBC would allow illegal practices
All a bit driven by dramatic drum effects. What is the matter with people and programme makers, promoting their own careers ahead of real conservation.
And by the way, thanks once again for pointing out to every poaching organisation, the localities of all remaining tiger populations.
Absolutely astonishing and shameful.
I don't like the way they are exploring and interrupting the wild life.
let them be there, leave them alone.
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