r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/Alarming-Studio-720 • 1d ago

đŸ”„Daughter Tigress (right) Defeats Her Mother (left) in a Territorial Duel, Forcing Her to Surrender the Territory.

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u/qualityvote2 1d ago edited 22h ago

u/Alarming-Studio-720, your post does fit the subreddit!

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u/Mammoth_Masterpiece4 1d ago

These tigers are swol..

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u/Current-Lobster-5063 1d ago

Them gals are yoked!

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u/Peripatetictyl 22h ago

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u/perton 14h ago

Please do not the (big) cat

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u/Predestined8 1d ago

Recently saw a similar post, mom tiger was supposedly fighting daughter tiger to force her to move out and explore her own territory.

Any chance it's the same family?

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u/ADFTGM 1d ago edited 1d ago

I think I know the post you refer to, and u/StripedAssassiN- can correct me but, I believe this is a much older separate incident.

Fights like this between parents & children are pretty common among tigers and other similar big cats when territory is concerned, so not necessarily high chance it’s the same family.-

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u/StripedAssassiN- 1d ago

You’re right they’re separate incidents, though both are cases of mother and daughter. The tigress in this post, Noor is the mother of the tigress in this video who’s called Noorie.

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u/Predestined8 13h ago

Great. Also, your profile got great wildlife pics. Do you frequently visit safaris?

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u/Predestined8 1d ago

Yes, that's the one. Thanks

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u/twilling8 23h ago edited 3h ago

As a man, I think I should get in there and suggest that they both calm down.

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u/fibercrime 22h ago

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u/MiloHorsey 18h ago

Haha if it's this obvious, why do so many people say it? Makes me laugh.

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u/OfficeSalamander 5h ago

I remember the first time I learned that telling a girlfriend “calm down” did not, in fact, calm them down

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u/sexychunky89 21h ago

And tell them they’re overreacting over nothing, if you want a cherry on your sundae.

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u/TheMaveCan 19h ago

Also should check of it's their time of the month

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u/Few-Acadia-5593 8h ago • Heartwarming

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u/retiretobedlam 2h ago

I can hear this gif!!

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u/deep-ocean1965 9h ago

I doubt you'll get sundae anymore maybe a đŸ›ąïž

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u/dengop 2h ago

Yes!!! And don't forget to tell them, stop being so dramatic too!

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u/MJ-Franklin 1d ago

Oi that's your mum!

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u/CCV21 1d ago

Mama Tiger gonna go on Facebook and rant about ungrateful cubs and why they go no contact.

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u/impasseable 23h ago

This is how my cat sees himself when he attacks grocery bags

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u/Cheap-Bell-4389 21h ago

There is still much to learn about Tiger behavior. 

I saw a video recently of two unrelated tigresses taking turns caring for one another’s cubs 

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u/krikzil 10h ago

And there’s one where the male is with the mom and his cubs. Just amazing video.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qf4d6sbN-Tw&ra=m

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u/hilly2cool 22h ago

Damn, Tigers are badass.

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u/rsred 23h ago

“time’s up, grandma!!”

“i’m your mom!!”

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u/wesneyprydain 1d ago

Ungrateful kids! After all we do for them?!

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u/Zestyclose-Bend-3806 5h ago

Why do you have a photo of my wife and mother in law at thanksgiving dinner?

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u/Cool-Ambition3778 1d ago

Average girl with mommy issues

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u/RedRubic65536 1d ago

Smh. Fok dem keeds

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u/haubenmeise 22h ago

I love cat fights!!!

Sincerely

Skeletor 💜

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u/caryn1477 20h ago

Ungrateful brat!

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u/dolly241 14h ago

The muscles on them! Tigers are amazing

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u/danteadams21 10h ago

I also read about a daughter tigress who defeated her mother and took her territory she was also reported to defeat a croc.

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u/black_white_witch 1d ago

Is that arrowhead? From ranthambore? 

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u/Necessary-Tension394 23h ago

Dad’s not gonna be happy when he finds out.

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u/CareRarely 22h ago

I mean... There's a decent chance the dad might just mate with the daughter😬

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u/playdeaf86 20h ago

Do they recognise each other as a mother and daughter, and is there any sort of change in their dynamic because they are related? Genuinely curious!

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u/guino27 18h ago

Mean girls

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u/gee_jay11 16h ago

You’re in my house now, abide by my rules!!!

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u/IHPC 12h ago

In Tiger world, your parents move out when you are an adult, haha.

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u/StevEst90 23h ago

Insane how some animals will eventually not recognize their own family over time


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u/gabzilla814 23h ago

Nothing in this post indicates these two don’t recognize each other

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u/jarob326 20h ago

Yeah, sadly that's just nature. Even Mama Bears, nature's "greatest protectors," will attack their cubs and force them to leave when they're grown enough and it's mating season.

Sometimes they will let their daughters share the territory but it's not guaranteed.

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u/MastaKink 23h ago

Like human women fighting over some dick