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الاحد: 15 فبراير 2026
  • 15 February 2026
  • 11:18
Video Two predators break the law of the jungle in a rare scene that amazes the world

Khaberni - The dense forests of the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary in southern India witnessed a rare moment that turned social media upside down, when a tiger and a black leopard were seen drinking water side by side in a calm and unexpected scene that amazed millions and was described by some as artificial intelligence "and not real" due to its oddity.

The video, filmed by wildlife photographer Sohan Singh, shows the tiger sipping water calmly at the edge of the lake, before the confident black leopard comes closer and shares the drink, reflecting their images on the water surface in a mesmerizing cinematic shot.

The photographer commented on the video, saying: "When the stars align, miracles happen.. The black leopard and the tiger quench their thirst in the calm waters of Bhadra," describing the moment as "a surreal scene that will remain part of Bhadra's legacy for many years."

Amazement and skepticism on the Internet
The video generated widespread interaction on the Internet, as many described it as a once-in-a-lifetime scene, especially due to the peaceful coexistence between two predators known for their strength and dominance.

However, the magnificence of the scene led some followers to doubt its authenticity, pointing to the proliferation of artificial intelligence techniques, but the photographer completely denied any digital interference in the shot.

Others pointed out that some moments in nature are not just pictures, but lessons in patience and respect for wildlife, while one user said the black leopard's gaze seemed as if it pierced the soul.

 


 

The sanctuary and its geographical nature
The Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary is located within the Western Ghats in the state of Karnataka, stretching across the regions of Chikkamagaluru and Shivamogga, characterized by rolling hills, deep valleys, and dense forests, fed by the Bhadra River and its tributaries, which contribute to supporting a rich biological diversity and making it a safe haven for a number of rare and endangered species.

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