Video: Tiger Caught On Camera Seeking Relief Near River At Panna Reserve To Beat The Heat
The rising number of tigers in Panna has made the reserve a major attraction for tourists from all over the country - even during the sweltering summer months.

WATCH: Even Tigers Seek Relief at Water Bodies As Madhya Pradesh's Panna Scorches |
Panna (Madhya Pradesh): As temperatures rise sharply across North India, even the big cats in the jungle are bothered due to heat`.
An interesting video from Madhya Pradesh’s Panna Tiger Reserve (PTR) is going viral on social media, showing tigers cooling off in the water to beat the intense summer heat.
In the video, a tiger can be seen swimming in a pond, while a tigress and her two cubs head towards a river to drink water and rest for a while. The sight of tigers seeking relief by the water has become a unique attraction for visitors.
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The rising number of tigers in Panna has made the reserve a major attraction for tourists from all over the country - even during the sweltering summer months.
Despite the heat and humidity, Panna Tiger Reserve is witnessing full bookings, with tourists excited to witness these rare sightings of animal actions.
Visitors are often lucky enough to spot tigers playing or relaxing near water bodies, a rare and thrilling experience that’s adding to the charm of wildlife tourism in Panna.
Tiger video go viral
Recently, a hilarious video also surfaced from Pench Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh’s Seoni district, showing a big black bear scaring away a roaring tiger. The beer earned heaps of praises and applauds from the netizens for its brave attitude and fighting spirit!
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