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  Average Rating for Tigers - Spy in the Jungle [2008] - 4 out of 5

  
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• Tigers - Spy in the Jungle [2008]

  Barbara Lee 18 April 2008

  

  The scenes of the all four cubs and their mum laying around in the shade or cooling off in the water is a sight to behold. To see the playful and loving nature of the wild animals was eye opening.
  But the joy of the film is also in the miriad of other animals caught in their natural behavour.
  
  This is a must see to anyone with even a mere liking of the majestic tiger.

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Bouldercam and a host of new spycams are on their most exciting mission yet. Carried by elephants, they film India's most charismatic big cat deep inside the Indian jungle, uncovering the hidden wildlife that shares the tiger's realm. This revealing programme follows the different stages of a tiger's life from playful cubs, to learning adolescents and ultimately to young hunting adults. It also provides a unique insight into how the relationship with the other jungle animals changes as they mature including sloth bears - a rarely filmed bear with a unique character - famous for carrying its comical babies on its back, and leopards - the tiger's major competitor.

Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, this groundbreaking wildlife documentary, using spycams carried by elephants or disguised as rocks, follows the lives of a group of tigers from cubs to adulthood. The film also charts the changing relationship the young tigers have with other jungle animals as they grow and develop more independence.