Watch: When visitors got a rude shock from Ranthambore big cat

Things took an ugly turn when the big cat climbed over the wall separating it from the tourists, giving them a rude shock.

Watch the video here:

Idiotitis…
When human brain shuts down & mouth keeps talking.

Appreciate the anger management of the tiger. But that can’t be guaranteed in future. pic.twitter.com/dSG3z37fa8

— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) January 21, 2021

Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer Susanta Nanda shared the video on Twitter, calling out the visitors for their careless behaviour.

“Idiotitis… When the human brain shuts down & mouth keeps talking. Appreciate the anger management of the tiger. But that can’t be guaranteed in future,” read a message he tagged the video with.

Take a look at some of the reactions here:

They should be grateful to the tiger that they are alive.

— Ganesh Chamoli (@GaneshChamoli5) January 24, 2021

Humans look dumber , and tiger looks smarter and magnanimous here

— Mowgli_Ram (@RM_Says) January 21, 2021

Humans are yet to understand that they are in the wild and under its own law and order and they are not watching TV at home.

— Shyam Sunder Tiwari (@sensorstech) January 22, 2021

Can’t Govt ban these type of Safaris, it looks more dangerous for wildlife. Just my thought

— srikanta (@srikanta8) January 22, 2021

Ridiculous behaviour by the visitors. It is too dangerous.

— Pravat Kumar Mishra (@Pravatmisra) January 21, 2021

This Tiger is a gentle animal. Look at the composed behaviour

— Suvendu K Panda (@suvendupanda45) January 22, 2021

We need to coin a word for forest/wildlife idiots. These people are plain lucky to be alive.

— Jayanti Dey (@jdey63) January 21, 2021

Our intrusion has crossed all limits……

— Poonia@Arpita (@Arpita56255489) January 21, 2021

But why are people being allowed into forests so freely 🤔🤔

— Venkat N (@svenkyn) January 21, 2021

😳 look at the size of the beast!
And at a higher elevation than that jeep. Really close call.
The guide should lose his license.

— Sandeep Barve 🇮🇳 (@1Sandeep_Barve) January 21, 2021

The sheer noise made by desis during wildlife safaris is enough to make any real wildlife lover pray for retaliatory action by the animals!

— Sanjay Anandaram (@AnandaramSanjay) January 22, 2021

Since being posted, the video has garnered over one lakh views on Twitter.