Can a tiger species recover after being wiped out by poachers?
In short: This film follows a female and male tiger over 18 months as they attempt to establish territory and hunt, while facing the constant danger of poaching.
The documentary explores the recovery of tigers in India's Sariska Reserve, a population that was completely wiped out by poachers five years ago. This loss represented a significant setback in efforts to prevent the species from extinction.
The footage tracks a female and a male tiger through an 18-month period as they navigate the challenges of establishing a new territory and learning to hunt prey while avoiding poachers.
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