Amazing Slow-Mo: Rare Tiger Released Into Wild | Short Film Showcase

National Geographic10:042015Shorts Only

Two filmmakers from the International Fund for Animal Welfare race against the clock to capture high-speed footage of a Siberian tiger being released into the wild. In the past, conventional cameras captured only a fleeting glimpse of a tiger as it left its enclosure to return to the wild. But the IFAW hopes high-speed, high-definition videos of these events will inspire people to help with tiger conservation. National Geographic is working to avert the extinction of lions, cheetahs, and other big cats with the Big Cats Initiative, a comprehensive program that supports innovative projects. Jump to 08:15 to see the release! Learn more about National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals… Learn more about the IFAW’s initiatives. https://www.facebook.com/ifaw.na?brand_redir=1 Follow IFAW on Twitter @action4ifaw. Read a Q&A with one of the filmmakers. http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2015/01/…

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