Video: When the luck is on your side!

A Tiger as a predator has a success rate of just 5 per cent only, reveal recent reports.

Tigers depend on a surprise attack strategy to make the maximum of their hunting skills. This requires the tiger to hide behind natural foliage to launch surprise attacks.

Tiger prefers to come very close to the target to make an effective attack. But in open fields, the surprise element vanishes and the target has a better chance to survive.

In the absence of forest cover, the chances of launching a successful surprise attack get reduced manifold.

As seen in the video, the prey gets lucky this time. The tiger has to go hungry this time.