Incredible photos capture a heartwarming scene as a mother has her mischievous chest washed by a Siberian tiger, demonstrating the entire meaning of “eyelash cutting”.
At Parc des Felins in Seine-et-Marine, France, photographer Eric Cuha had the honor to witness and capture these animals among the rare Siberian tiger family.
The mother’s determination to complete her task is evident when she uses her large feet to keep her play dog in the right position.
Despite their initial impressive displays, the young cubs cannot escape their mother’s affectionate grooming.
Each cυb receives a good lick, emphasizing the close relationship between them. These delightful scenes demonstrate the sense of fun of these wonderful works.
A Paris-based photographer, Eric Cuha, spent several days observing and photographing tigers in their vast range.
Due to the large size of the scenes, Cuha used powerful telephoto lenses to capture these captivating shots.
The images have attracted a lot of attention, leaving people amazed at the affectionate behavior these majestic cats show towards their offspring.
The Siberian tiger, also known as the Amér tiger, is a species that mainly inhabits the Sikhote Aliп moυtaiп region, with a small population in the southwestern Primorye province of the Far East Russia.
The population of these tigers has remained relatively stable for more than a decade to focus cooperative efforts. However, all sides continue to agree on Russia’s population decline.
Unlike Bengal tigers, Siberian tigers very rarely pose a threat to humans. The Turks worshiped the Siberian tiger as a god, often calling it “Grandfather” or “Old Man”.
Likewise, the Manchus considered the Siberian tiger Hu Linh, which means king. Just before Manchυ Qпng Dynasty, the most respected soldier of the Chinese Imperial Army was named Hu Sheп Yпng, which translates as “Tiger God Battalion”.
These fascinating photos not only showcase the adorable moments shared by the Siberian tiger family but also highlight the importance of collaborative efforts to ensure the survival of these majestic creatures for later generations.
He said: ‘Each area is between two and five hectares and sometimes it is difficult to observe the animals.
‘I used a telephoto lens for a long time to get these photos.
‘I had a great reaction to the photos. Everyone is amazed at the tenderness these big cats show towards their babies.”
The Siberian tiger, also known as the Amér tiger, is a species that inhabits mainly the Sikhote Aliп moυtaiп region with a small population in the southwest of Primorye Province in the Far East Russia region.
In 2005, there were 331–393 large tigers in this area, with a breeding population of about 250 animals. The population has stabilized for more than a decade after intensive cooperative efforts, but Russia’s population is said to be in decline.
Unlike the Bengal tiger, the Siberian tiger very rarely becomes a carnivore.
The Tυпngυsic people considered the Siberian tiger a god and often called it ‘Grandfather’ or ‘Old Man’.
Manchus consider the Siberian tiger to be Hu Linh, king.
The most elite member of the Chinese Imperial Army in Manch Qing Dynasty was called Hu Sheng Ying, literally meaning Tiger Battalion.
