when he started crying it was as if he just saw a family member alive after he thought that family member died in a war long ago. you rarely see a man cry over something, his compassion for tigers is really a sight to see.
Yes that passion for tigers is so compelling. He's definitely living his dream job. I'd love to be doing that! Especially he's contributing to new scientific findings, how cool is that!!
I hope we get more updates on this and maybe even a mini series captivating their existence. I wonder if any more tigers could be introduced to this region or just laws being created to protect what's already living here.
I agree that we should get more updates on this, so we can know if they find cubs, or if the pair breeds because of the current state of the tiger population.
This is exciting to watch. I can’t imagine the joy of watching that tiger in that height. The excitement and emotion is priceless. Thank you, thank you for sharing! Sharing the emotion and knowledge I gain from this channel is also priceless! 😊😍
Above 4000 m is roughly 13150 ft. In CA, that is way above the timberline. It is amazing the high Himalayas still have many trees and vegetation at this elevation.
Well having been there many times I can say above 4000m things start changing quite a bit. Below that the Himalayas are lush green dense forests, however as you can see here it’s mostly small trees, shrubs etc. More Higher up it pretty much becomes barren.
@@adr2567 I wonder if it is less atm or too cold. Plants in general don't do well up there. If we have plants that can thrive in that kind of environment, maybe they can survive on Mars.
@@benthekeeshond545 No this is how it is, infact it becomes even spares are barren very quickly after this altitude. Idk why they don’t grow, if it’s the cold or something else.
Oh! wow, he brought me to tears.... 💕Tigers in the Himalayas!! 🐯👀 what a wonderful surprising moment, - and we could be part of it! Thank you so much for sharing it! would be a great pleasure to see mor of this expedition.....💛
I wish everyone else felt exactly like he did just by seeing the tiger and I can only imagine he wants him as protected as possible. Wish people thought the same way.
Clicked for Gordon Buchanan. What an amazing photographer and such a captivating voice! Loved him ever since I watched all of his Animal Family and Me series.
No way! Amazing and beautiful to see. Really hope we can do much better on reversing habitat destruction and creating huge animal corridors in the future. And thank you BBC for all your amazing work. You spearhead these causes at your own expense for the world.
O testemunho emocionado foi espantoso ...porque toca-nos muito ver esta espécie tão incrível a lutar pela sua existência em grande altitude ...tal como as nossas altas expectativas quando não queremos perder espécies tão emblemáticas e importantes!!
A three year camera trap survey in Dibang Wildlife Sanctuary showed up 42 images of 11 tigers in the snow-clad Mishmi hills of Arunachal Pradesh state , India
If all of BBC subbers share w 10 people, who share w 10 more, etc., we can do that, right? 11M current BBC subs would turn into 50M or 100M+ subs in less than a month, "Let's roll", people. Anyone else in the game? 👍 ⚘🙏❤🙏⚘ 🐱
There are few tigers who adapted to Hills too they are relatively smaller than Bengal tiger and extremely rare so rare that no research have been done on them
I can feel your excitement great work keep up the great work I know you don't hear it all the time your work keeps is closer to Nature and allows us to understand how important nature is to us all
We have recently captured images of possibly two tigers at Sikkim,India Pangolakha Wildlife Sanctuary which is at 10000mt.. Going to setup more camera traps tomorrow to find about the corridor
Although this is too intriguing to watch but I can only imagine what would happen if a tiger happens to come in front of the presenter as he is literally present in a tiger territory.
that high up for tigers. most times they live much lower below the above mountains. where normally only snow leopards were found living in the higher areas. less so for tigers so, this was truly unusual and interesting too
A very interesting and moving story. Nature is just amazing and tigers are majestic big cats. Thanks for sharing. Love it. Greetings from Asturias (Spain)
Wow so lucky enough to sight This beautiful creature in high Himalaya though please do mention which species of tiger it is. Please more update sir. Thank you so much even the video is very short. Best of luck for your expedition. Namaste and.high respect to you
I live in himalya uttrakhand altitude 3000 metre some people say they saw tiger nobody believe them every body say they are snow leopard bt today i see this video now i can explain them.. Thnku for this video
You can see it on Gordon's face that he wanted to break down in joy not from him discovering them, but knowing he can know get funding to save and conserve these rare tigers.
There are tales of villagers witnessing tiger stalking goats at 5500m in the indo nepal border area, that places thriving with wild life and many thought villagers might have mistaken leapords for tigers
So very emotional! This documentary person wants to protect and respectfully investigate and learn about these beautiful animals, the Bengal Tigers. Not many survive today! We must make sure they do not become victims of humanity’s Horrible Treatments of all species!
What is the outro music used for these BBC Earth videos? It sounds like Hans Zimmer but I can't find it anywhere in any of the Planet Earth soundtracks or anywhere else.
I can understand his desperation. In Nature Resources, we understand that animals have a very wide territories but to prevent or limit development, you have to prove it. Very difficult the more solitary the creature. If you cant prove it, potential or current habitats are replaced with development. That's why trail cameras are very vital to biology and research. If you see a camera, please leave it alone, document it location, and call a ranger if you are unsure if its legit. They will check the model number and call around to make sure if it's from a school, a research team, or someone who isnt authorized.
Anyone tell me What kind of tigers they are and this is amazing I never knew the largest cat in the world can live that high up, they must’ve moved up due to habitat loss and other changes or maybe just migrated
India isn't just a land of culture and heritage .. In addition to that it's a land of emperors and survivors who won't give up no matter what and the fortitude they display especially when the odds are stacked against is just unbelievable to an extent everyone seems to think it's impossible
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When he started crying you know how passionate he is about his expedition thats TRUE PASSION RIGHT THERE
can’t agree with you more
What. Lionpigs here
@@Dhruv-Kumar what?
If he didn't find a tiger on a show called tiger expedition it was wraps for him most likely
Not sure which is more beautiful: the tigers or how much this man cares about them. I love this.
when he started crying it was as if he just saw a family member alive after he thought that family member died in a war long ago. you rarely see a man cry over something, his compassion for tigers is really a sight to see.
This is why men cry at the right times not all the time
Yes that passion for tigers is so compelling. He's definitely living his dream job. I'd love to be doing that! Especially he's contributing to new scientific findings, how cool is that!!
I hope we get more updates on this and maybe even a mini series captivating their existence. I wonder if any more tigers could be introduced to this region or just laws being created to protect what's already living here.
I think it is reasonable to protect and research what is already living there. May be there are more living there.
I agree that we should get more updates on this, so we can know if they find cubs, or if the pair breeds because of the current state of the tiger population.
It’s old I found video in RUclips before 11 years
@@l... really..wow..thought it is new...
Yes! I'd love this
we need more footages of the tigers in the himalayas. such a wonderful sight to see.
This is exciting to watch. I can’t imagine the joy of watching that tiger in that height. The excitement and emotion is priceless. Thank you, thank you for sharing! Sharing the emotion and knowledge I gain from this channel is also priceless! 😊😍
Joy will be more if tiger starts watching you
Above 4000 m is roughly 13150 ft. In CA, that is way above the timberline. It is amazing the high Himalayas still have many trees and vegetation at this elevation.
It is, and it looks somehow humid too. Maybe because it is generally highland areas and not volcanoes slopes.
Well having been there many times I can say above 4000m things start changing quite a bit. Below that the Himalayas are lush green dense forests, however as you can see here it’s mostly small trees, shrubs etc. More Higher up it pretty much becomes barren.
And tigers are here. Bengal tigers also live in snow like siberian
@@adr2567
I wonder if it is less atm or too cold. Plants in general don't do well up there. If we have plants that can thrive in that kind of environment, maybe they can survive on Mars.
@@benthekeeshond545 No this is how it is, infact it becomes even spares are barren very quickly after this altitude. Idk why they don’t grow, if it’s the cold or something else.
Oh! wow, he brought me to tears.... 💕Tigers in the Himalayas!! 🐯👀
what a wonderful surprising moment, - and we could be part of it!
Thank you so much for sharing it! would be a great pleasure to see mor of this expedition.....💛
I live in the Himalayas of uttarakhand, India. Only seen and heard of leopard but 'tigers .,its gracious.!
Absolutely amazing that Tigers are living at 13,000 feet! 🐅
Wow, this is such a positive development.. very happy to see this, great job!
I wish everyone else felt exactly like he did just by seeing the tiger and I can only imagine he wants him as protected as possible. Wish people thought the same way.
I didn't know Bengal Tigers could live in such cold. Truly wonderful animals.
Clicked for Gordon Buchanan. What an amazing photographer and such a captivating voice! Loved him ever since I watched all of his Animal Family and Me series.
Very good but I think he sometimes pushes his luck with danger. See his wolf documentary
Amazing. I am glad to see they are able to live in such a high place.
I respect his dedication and love to protect the tigers. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
No way! Amazing and beautiful to see. Really hope we can do much better on reversing habitat destruction and creating huge animal corridors in the future. And thank you BBC for all your amazing work. You spearhead these causes at your own expense for the world.
Check on Jim Corbett National Park.
His passion is honestly very heart warming✨
I AM HERE TO SCARE YOU STRAIGHT:)
There is just no other way of saying how amazing tigers are.
I can understand his emotions. I love animals.
I was hoping to see him cry more, tigers are so beautiful.
Tigers are ultimate survivors and can live in many different habitats if they are let to do so
Magnificent tigers looking for safe places to survive.
O testemunho emocionado foi espantoso ...porque toca-nos muito ver esta espécie tão incrível a lutar pela sua existência em grande altitude ...tal como as nossas altas expectativas quando não queremos perder espécies tão emblemáticas e importantes!!
Excellent videos you shoot & your passion for this is also commendable👍👍👍
Emocialne krasne video 👏 👍 Treba ich chranit aj pre dalsie generacie.
Exciting, and encouraging news!
I'd imagine it'd be quite challenging to function while being very intoxicated as a tiger, trying to survive.
Awesome it is... No words can describe. Thanks to mother nature 🙏
I'd cry too, if I ever saw a tiger living free!
Beautiful just Beautiful!
Great job
Well that’s cool to see a overwhelmed Scottish fella pleased so much for the natural world.Bravo!
A three year camera trap survey in Dibang Wildlife Sanctuary showed up 42 images of 11 tigers in the snow-clad Mishmi hills of Arunachal Pradesh state , India
good work SideShow Bob !
"How High Can Tigers Live" - good luck educating people 😂
If all of BBC subbers share w 10 people, who share w 10 more, etc., we can do that, right?
11M current BBC subs would turn into 50M or 100M+ subs in less than a month,
"Let's roll", people. Anyone else in the game? 👍
⚘🙏❤🙏⚘ 🐱
Magnificent
I’m so happy after watching this video. It’s imp to express.
Thank you!!
WOW PURELY REMARKABLE & MAGICAL! THEIR FORMIDABLE ANIMALS. THEY'RE THRIVING & THAT'S WONDERFUL!
Please give us more updates xx
Such devotion and dedication ♥️
There are few tigers who adapted to Hills too
they are relatively smaller than Bengal tiger and extremely rare so rare that no research have been done on them
We have recently captured images of possibly two tigers at Sikkim,India Pangolakha Wildlife Sanctuary which is at 10000mt
Ngl I initially read the words, “high” and “tiger” in the title and thought of tigers high on marijuana or something
Yuk,yuk me to.
Sign me up to tag along with this guy on one of his animal exploration projects. He's about as passionate as it gets.
I can feel your excitement great work keep up the great work I know you don't hear it all the time your work keeps is closer to Nature and allows us to understand how important nature is to us all
We have recently captured images of possibly two tigers at Sikkim,India Pangolakha Wildlife Sanctuary which is at 10000mt.. Going to setup more camera traps tomorrow to find about the corridor
So fascinating that tigers are able to live at such altitudes!
"Okay. They are here"
I'd be packing my bags, and board on the plane, but this man breaks out in tears for finding a tiger. ☻
I must be blind because I didn’t see a single tear
@@Jesse-bg1bh Oh Jesse, Jesse, you've to open the eyes inside ur heart... the upper ones aren't working for you apparently.☻
@@Jesse-bg1bh Apparently you are blind. Interesting.
Although this is too intriguing to watch but I can only imagine what would happen if a tiger happens to come in front of the presenter as he is literally present in a tiger territory.
that high up for tigers. most times they live much lower below the above mountains. where normally only snow leopards were found living in the higher areas. less so for tigers so, this was truly unusual and interesting too
A very interesting and moving story. Nature is just amazing and tigers are majestic big cats.
Thanks for sharing. Love it.
Greetings from Asturias (Spain)
so great to see
What a great thing to see love it!!👌👍😁😁
I felt his emotions for the survival of these exquisite animals
Nicely done inspiring place
Wow so lucky enough to sight This beautiful creature in high Himalaya though please do mention which species of tiger it is. Please more update sir. Thank you so much even the video is very short. Best of luck for your expedition. Namaste and.high respect to you
He is the best example of a modern day Yogi.
I live in himalya uttrakhand altitude 3000 metre some people say they saw tiger nobody believe them every body say they are snow leopard bt today i see this video now i can explain them.. Thnku for this video
You can see it on Gordon's face that he wanted to break down in joy not from him discovering them, but knowing he can know get funding to save and conserve these rare tigers.
That's awesome man
Love this
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Super! 👍👏👍
Holy crap! That is high! I always thought of Indian tigers as being lowland “jungle cats”, but this changes everything.
There are tales of villagers witnessing tiger stalking goats at 5500m in the indo nepal border area, that places thriving with wild life and many thought villagers might have mistaken leapords for tigers
Btw india has a cat species called jungle cat
@@Dhruv-Kumar, Just looked them up. Those things look cool! Thanks. 😊
Edit: grammar
This video was india? It sounded like it might be Nepal or Pakistan, of course India is right there too.
@@blackout07blue Its in india and fyi pakistan has no wild tigers , himalayas are in northern india bordering nepal and tibet
I might not reacting or crying like that. But I agree it's a good thing for Himalaya Tiger population and yet i amazed by nature.
Tiger existing :
man cries like a baby : this is so beautiful & important omg
tiger : bro im literally just a tiger existing
Practically he is the true King of the jungle 🐯
Right on cool!!!😊
This was last land of the tiger not expedition tiger shown in 2010 resting peace Alan wonderful idea and wonderful man
gives hope that more tiger's can be found in more inaccessible places 🐅
“Creation is an act of sheer will. Life, will find a way”
Tigers have also been found at high altitudes in Himalayas of DIbang Valley in Arunachal Pradesh, India.
I believe the Javan tiger is still alive out in the remote forest. I think if you had enough trail cameras you could rediscover one ☝️
Java island has as many as half of us population lol
Its in Bhutan for those wondering.
This guy is brave.
Suddenly the Himalayan trek isn't all fun and games anymore. There's a new resident in town.
There were already leopards, snow leopards bears etc. But most of the treks are safe.
Durga and her babies❤
Panthera tigris tigris is a Mainland Asian Tiger, whereas Panthera tigris sondaica is a Sunda Islands Tiger.
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As Tiger population is increasing they are reclaiming their old territories.
These 5 mints not justified his hardwork
Find their litter box. They never stray far from the litter box.
How high CAN they live VS how high ARE they living is quite the difference.. i knew you wouldnt be asnwering the question in the video title...
Nice
Gelungenes Video Gruß Jürgen 🤠
So very emotional! This documentary person wants to protect and respectfully investigate and learn about these beautiful animals, the Bengal Tigers. Not many survive today! We must make sure they do not become victims of humanity’s Horrible Treatments of all species!
Hope your team will do some good efforts to increase tiger numbers.
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Snow leopards are related to tigers, so in a way, tigers live pretty high up in the Himalayas.
They are even tigers in Bhutan!
Don't lie
In which himalyan region it was ? Can somebody give clue .
I like Big cats, and Tigers, are my number 1 🐅
What is the outro music used for these BBC Earth videos? It sounds like Hans Zimmer but I can't find it anywhere in any of the Planet Earth soundtracks or anywhere else.
Finally found it. Not Hans Zimmer. Song is Chris Warner - Whirlpool Galaxy
Documentary name?
I can understand his desperation. In Nature Resources, we understand that animals have a very wide territories but to prevent or limit development, you have to prove it. Very difficult the more solitary the creature. If you cant prove it, potential or current habitats are replaced with development. That's why trail cameras are very vital to biology and research. If you see a camera, please leave it alone, document it location, and call a ranger if you are unsure if its legit. They will check the model number and call around to make sure if it's from a school, a research team, or someone who isnt authorized.
Anyone tell me What kind of tigers they are and this is amazing I never knew the largest cat in the world can live that high up, they must’ve moved up due to habitat loss and other changes or maybe just migrated
Why is he so happy to see the tiger , it’ll rip him in a minute when it is hungry lol ??
India isn't just a land of culture and heritage .. In addition to that it's a land of emperors and survivors who won't give up no matter what and the fortitude they display especially when the odds are stacked against is just unbelievable to an extent everyone seems to think it's impossible
I didn't even know tigers liked to get high.