A freezing tiger cub trapped in a pit. An isolated 75-year-old woman. And a merciless -71°C blizzard.
This is the story of Nurgün and the Siberian tiger cub she saved from death in Yakutia.
While gathering snow for water during a violent storm, Nurgün hears a desperate cry. Deep in a snowy pit, she discovers a separated tiger cub, starving and unable to escape.
Nurgün cannot leave him there.
Despite the danger, she climbs down to save the wild animal. Inside her humble cabin, she shares her limited supply of fish, hand-feeding the weak cub and warming him by her wood stove. Slowly, the freezing predator begins to trust her.
But the story doesn’t end there. The next morning, a massive shadow appears outside the cabin window. The mother tiger has returned for her baby.
Watch this incredible journey of compassion, from the tense rescue in the pit to the emotional reunion between the mother tiger and her cub.
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