Tiger Spotted Roaming In Sugarcane Field At Night In UP's Lakhimpur Kheri. Watch
Despite the headlights of the car switched on, the tiger does not look disturbed and moves close to the vehicle.
There are several instances of tigers entering human settlements in search of food or water. In one such video going viral on the internet, a tiger is seen roaming through a sugarcane field in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheri. The clip was shared on the microbloggign site X, formerly Twitter by a user Prashant Pandey. Since being shared the video has been gaining traction.
In the 17-second short clip shows a tiger prowling in a sugarcane field. A man records the video from inside a car with the tiger just a few metres away. Despite the headlights of the car switched on, the tiger does not look disturbed as it sits down after moving a little close to the vehicle.
According to the post the video is believed to have been captured in the Kukra area of Lakhimpur Kheri district.
The video shred just today on the microblogging site has amassed close to 10,000 views already.
यूपी के तराई में पड़ने वाले लखीमपुर खीरी जिले में टाइगर्स कुछ ऐसे गन्ने के खेतों में मस्ती भरी चाल से घूमते हैं। वीडियो कुकरा इलाके की बताई जा रही। #Canetigers@rameshpandeyifs @DudhwaTR @raju2179 pic.twitter.com/ewhdJvbcPJ
— Prashant pandey (@prashant_lmp) September 30, 2023
A few months back, a tiger was spotted roaming in the field of Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit while a farmer was ploughing his land.
In the video shared on X, the wild cat was seen prowling in the paddy field as a farmer was ploughing his land on a tractor. On having a careful look at the 52 second clip, two more people were seen standing at a distance and looking at the tiger. It did not cause any harm to the farmer or the people standing there and slowly walked away.
This is Pilibhit, UP
— Raj Lakhani (@captrajlakhani) July 12, 2023
A tiger roaming in the field & in the background farmer plowing the field.
Video shot by another farmer. pic.twitter.com/LXjOv1HVho
The sighting expectedly took place near Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, which houses close to 65 tigers.
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