Nature documentary
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
AustralianTranscript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
This is the home of an animal so rare it's almost mythical. A Siberian tiger. There are less than 600 off them. These are the most intimate pictures off them. In a wild yet taken normally, a female Siberian tiger will patrol the territory of almost 1000 square kilometres to hunt, and she has to do so to find enough prey in this sparse, impoverished land. But right now, this young female has a secret that's keeping her closer to her den. Her two cubs are almost three months old now, and although their appetites a ravenous, they're still wholly dependent on her for survival. The misty boreal forest provides very little nourishment for the mother and her babies, and she must leave them for periods to find food. The cubs are growing quickly and, with the weather warming, are brave enough to venture out of their den. Keen to explore the vast and rugged world they call her, the little cub is eager for adventure and practises her stalking skills on her bigger but more timid brother, whose patients sometimes wears thin. Little do they know the danger lurks poachers
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Narrator, Educational, Intellectual, Warm, Approachable, Australian