A BIG CAT Visit- TIGERS, LEOPARDS & more!

[tamithomas]

ive known about BCR for about a year now, and been watching your videos for a day now. saw the title but didnt think this video would be related to them... awesome!

[Edea161090]

che belle bestie *____*

[7466309change]

nice film.

[kingjbrown26]

THAT CAT HAS THE SAME NAME AS ME KING.

[ItsSnickelsBetch]

i am proud 2 say i love cats

[wolfsheaven]

2:48 WOW LOOK HOW HUGE HER EYES ARE! O_o

[ItsSnickelsBetch]

i love cats good job man

[elvisweathercock]

*catfan*

[plumeria66]

the caracal looks like a small version of the cougar.

[wastedartist]

First we destroy their natural habit..their home..then we will do the same with ours....intelligence may have gave us the #1predator position but its a double edge sword that can bring us to our own fail.

[metalweenis]

Inevitable and very true. This will happen sooner or later.

[plebe30501]

creo aver visto a un lindo gatito?

[esakangomba]

Very nice video. Hoping this way is in order to keep the species which disappear such as the lynx.

[mjp2501]

it's sad that these creatures have to be caged up, but with these animals diminishing numbers, it may soon be the only way to see one is in a zoo, or some other habitat.

[randomtroll14]

don't be so negative,they managed to raise wolf numbers in the USA from endangered to a healthy population.Nice video tho,i like the leopard and the tiger.

[mirajay8]

Yes, but this is because wolves can rear more young than cats. Have you ever seen a cat with more than 2 cubs? Even so, 1 usually dies simply because it was too small or was hunted by predators. Wolves travel in packs, and always have a male around when they are in heat. Cats do not. They travel alone, along with their diminishing number, lowering the pregnancy rate. I would also think that the hunting is easier in a wolf pack, in a forest with an overpopulation of deer, than solo in a jungle.

[randomtroll14]

i've seen a cheetah who raised 4 cubs and another cheetah who had 5 cubs!Also a leopard who raised 2 cubs,but this is an exceptional case,as the leopards usually manage to raise 1 to adulthood.

[endagerdspecies]

nice mixs of cats

[lcs49]

big cats are amazin i think

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[vickiormindyb]

That's like my job in Emergency Medicine: most people don't last unless they don't mind what they see. Or have my extreme stimulus for staying, that I want to comfort patients and their families like the EMTs comforted ours when my sister had a medical emergency that nearly killed her.

[briczar22]

My sister was an EMT for Superior Ambulance here in Chicago for years and years. My hat goes off to what you all have to do and see day after day.

[NIRVYMAZDA]

Gracias Brian!*****

[jersey2145]

the most jungle like cats are the last 2 shown lol

[7VV7]

qué hermosos animales, increíbles.

Muy bello.

[cheesefrenzy43]

Nice vid you are the best place to find these great and cool animals

[jdfox1]

Great video...very well done. Thank you!

[Rakshaming]

Your videos are terrific. Keep them coming!

[ginia100]

im soooo gunna try to work there if my parents move to florda lol

[toy1022]

your doing a great job with them ...keep up the great work, they are beautiful

[tigerztigerztigerz]

Great video! Good luck on the next video!

Amber.

[borninfreedom]

Hi Brian, great video and hopefully people will learn to respect these beauty's so your video's can help them a bit.

[BlueInkInternational]

What beautiful creatures of nature ....

i love cats!!

[HowDaWorldTwerks]

Everytime I see big cats, I can't help but think how cool it would be to co exist with them, to have them as friends. But for now, my little cat Masey is all I can handle! Oh, how much food do these guys eat every day? I would imagine ALOT.

[floridapotter]

I am sorry to have missed you Brian, but glad you came back to visit, Grace did look really happy to see you!

Thanks for another great video.

Namaste...

[arunah11]

What's the name of the gorgeous creature at 1.01 to 1.15 ?

Thank you, Brian for a very enjoyable video.

[briczar22]

That is an ocelot. We have a handful living here in Texas but most of their population is in Central/South America.

[suicunesrider]

that's an ocelot.

[xiilmaticx06]

why would people harm such great animals..im not even a huge animal lover but i would never do that i sware i wanna hunt humans sometimes..put them out in the wild naked lol and chase after them on atv;s

[earwax47]

great that you got to see all your old friends again and great video☺

[BigCatRescue]

We loved having you back Brian. Come home any time!

[mcarroll06]

Nice video!