Nature Geography on Instagram: "Giant Siberian tigers can see any living creature as prey. They are known as the most ferocious and powerful cats. They also see humans as prey and will hunt them if they get the chance. In this video, they are trying to hunt a woman who is adjusting the trunk of her car during a picnic. The woman notices the tiger early and escapes by getting into the trunk. #tiger #sibirian #wildcats #weographic #naturegeography"

@yamatosenseii on Instagram: "❄️ Yamato and the White Foxes of Lake Baikal The Siberian wind bit at Yamato's cheeks, but the vast, frozen expanse of Lake Baikal was breathtaking. He was traversing the glassy, sapphire ice when he heard it—a faint, distressed whimpering carried on the frigid air. Following the sound, he approached a strange, sunken depression in the ice, a former well or ice-fishing hole, now partially refrozen. Peering down, his heart sank. Trapped in the icy water at the bottom

@yamatosenseii on Instagram: "In the freezing expanse of the Siberian wilderness, Yamato—a wanderer who sought the silence of the snow—found something he didn't expect: a heartbeat. Beneath the roots of a fallen cedar tree, a tiny Siberian tiger cub lay shivering. Its mother, a victim of the harsh winter or perhaps a hunter’s bullet, lay frozen nearby. The cub’s golden eyes were clouded with hunger and fear, its soft chirps fading into the howling wind. The Encounter Yamato knelt in the snow. He