‘Drive Slow Near Wildlife Habitat’: Watch IFS officer shares video of tigers crossing road

Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda, who is quite active on social media and often treats his followers with amazing wildlife videos, has shared a video clip of tigers, urging everyone to drive carefully while passing through wildlife habitats.

There are numerous excuses to justify speedy driving, but have we thought about what would happen if an animal comes in front of our vehicle? Our pleasure of speed can cause the loss of an innocent life. There are plenty of instances where animals have lost their lives by coming in front of a speeding car while crossing roads.

The IFS officer highlighted this issue and urged people to drive slowly while passing through wildlife habitats so that no innocent animal gets injured.

The clip showcases tigress crossing a road in the night with its cubs while a car is coming by from another side. The tigress crosses the road first then its cubs cross the road one by one while headlight of vehicle can be seen coming from another side.

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The clip showcases a tigress crossing a road in the night with its cubs while a car is coming from the other side. The tigress crosses the road first, and then its cubs cross the road one by one while the vehicle can be seen coming from the other side.

IFS Nanda shared the clip on Twitter with the caption, “Please drive slow & be extremely careful while passing through wildlife habitats.”

Since being shared, the clip has accumulated thousands of views and likes, with Twitter users thanking the IFS officer for sharing the lovely clip.

Continued development and deforestation are causing the jungles to shrink, and we are increasingly encroaching upon the land of wild animals for our needs. This is forcing wild animals to stray into our territories, which actually belong to them. The least we can do is to refrain from doing anything that can harm them.

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