Usually, stray deer will find it difficult to escape the tragic end before the sharp teeth of the tigress, the fearsome predator.

However, photographer Souvik Kundu showed viewers a happy ending with the fawn in a series of rare images that he captured. It is the scene where the tigress plays and plays with the baby deer like her own instead of devouring the baby deer.

Impressive images were captured by photographer Souvik Kunda at the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Conservation Center – India. The tigress approached the fawn and stroked and cuddled. It seems that he mistook this to be his child.

A group of deer nearby panicked when they saw the fawn so close to the tigress. They thought that the little deer could hardly escape a quick and terrible death before the fearsome clutches of the tigress.

“We couldn’t help but be surprised when we saw the tiger close to the fawn. Looks like the tiger is having a good time. It dances, rejoices with the baby deer ,” shared photographer Souvik.

Photographer Souvik, 35 years old from Mumbai. He was very lucky to catch a sight that not everyone has the opportunity to witness.

The exciting scene lasted for 15 minutes

Then the tigress released the fawn and ran back to the herd, then rested on the grass.

“We couldn’t help but be surprised when we saw the tiger close to the fawn. Looks like the tiger is having a good time. It dances, rejoices with the baby deer

Photographer Souvik, 35 years old from Mumbai. He was very lucky to catch a sight that not everyone has the opportunity to witness.

The exciting scene lasted for 15 minutes

Then the tigress released the fawn and ran back to the herd, then rested on the grass.

Usually, stray deer will find it difficult to escape the tragic end before the sharp teeth of the tigress, the fearsome predator.

However, photographer Souvik Kundu showed viewers a happy ending with the fawn in a series of rare images that he captured. It is the scene where the tigress plays and plays with the baby deer like her own instead of devouring the baby deer.

Impressive images were captured by photographer Souvik Kunda at the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Conservation Center – India. The tigress approached the fawn and stroked and cuddled. It seems that he mistook this to be his child.

A group of deer nearby panicked when they saw the fawn so close to the tigress. They thought that the little deer could hardly escape a quick and terrible death before the fearsome clutches of the tigress.

“We couldn’t help but be surprised when we saw the tiger close to the fawn. Looks like the tiger is having a good time. It dances, rejoices with the baby deer ,” shared photographer Souvik.

Photographer Souvik, 35 years old from Mumbai. He was very lucky to catch a sight that not everyone has the opportunity to witness.

The exciting scene lasted for 15 minutes

Then the tigress released the fawn and ran back to the herd, then rested on the grass.

“We couldn’t help but be surprised when we saw the tiger close to the fawn. Looks like the tiger is having a good time. It dances, rejoices with the baby deer ,” shared photographer Souvik.

Photographer Souvik, 35 years old from Mumbai. He was very lucky to catch a sight that not everyone has the opportunity to witness.

The exciting scene lasted for 15 minutes

Then the tigress released the fawn and ran back to the herd, then rested on the grass.

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