Apologies for any audio issues that may be present for this video depending on the viewing platform. I've noticed the audio preforms best through headphones. I am still very new to Youtube and I am working out the kinks of editing, recording, etc. Please be patient with my green-ness in this area. I'm working to improve. Thank you for being here!

In a age of ai generated content it’s always nice to see people make ACTUAL content good job brother 🐐

I grew up reading old books about daring hunters saving villages of ferocious beasts. Thanks for your very informative video.

I ADORE videos about man-eaters and this video has to be one of the best documentaries on the topic on YouTube!

I used to live in Bellandur before moving stateside, it's now a suburb of Bangalore and is filled with clubs, malls and IT parks. To think tigers were roaming there 70 years ago would be inconceivable to anyone. Imagine if someone told you their used to be bears roaming 70 years ago in Brooklyn. Absolutely insane!

A Kenneth Anderson story, very well narrated and depicted ❤️

This was great! I loved watching the drawings being made and they are great quality. When I put on my headphones for the latter half of the story I appreciated all the soundeffects that made my hair stand on end

I love this channel. Excellent video 👏

Many places mentioned in Kenneth Anderson's writings are still  forest.
We used to travel such routes. Segur, Theppakkad, Vazhaitjottam, Dimbam Nilgiris, Motar( Motar valley Ranch has completely engulfed by forest that region is now ithun the tiger reserve)Ooty, Wayanad etc. Whenever we pass through the places we remember Anderson's stories. Detailed description of the terrain, people etc.

Amazing video, i like that you covered a lesser known maneater and not the more famous tsavo lions or champawhat tigress, that undoubtedly have the rigth to be that famous, but they often overshadow other maneaters most of the time not as lethal but equally interesting

Another great video. You're quickly becoming one of my all time favorite Youtubers. The storytelling, the art, all of it is top notch.

Exquisite storytelling 👌🏾

Amazing art and storytelling! The tale itself is a compelling one but you truly brought it to life. Thanks!

Very good for a new creator. Don't sweat the tech issues you'll resolve them over time.

Excellent...listend to it at night in bed...took me right back to kartanaka riding through the jungles 2 up on a motorbike...only to find out years later that the locals protests were a warning of tigers in the area and were asking us not to go further...best ive heard on here...welldone ..im a fan !!

This was exhilarating! As I’m fully awake in the middle of the night I only listened and did not watch the video. I’ll have to revisit this when I can see the other side of your work . Subscribed!

This was very well done. Truly, the sound effects, illustrations and tone made the story that much more terrifying for me. Such was the chill down my spine that I swore I heard some animal call out outside, paused the video, and did not move for nigh on five minutes, expecting to see the reflective gleaming eyes of a large beast stalking around. Thankfully, it was only my mind playing tricks on me, and there were naught but crickets, an assurance all was well; for they were a sign no predators were near.

My God, those teeth or fangs are huge. Their neck muscles are massive.

Another amazing video! Love the old school vibe to your channel!🤘

I read this story 40-45 years ago. What a delightful to hear it again. Many thanks