Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Indian Tourist Attacked by Tiger in Thailand Selfie Attempt
An Indian tourist was attacked by a tiger at Tiger Kingdom in Thailand while trying to take a selfie.
The incident, captured in a viral video, shows the tiger suddenly attacking the tourist.
Concerns are being raised about safety and animal welfare at facilities where tourists interact with big cats.
Some social media users are questioning the safety of these interactions.
The tourist reportedly survived with minor injuries, according to a user on X. The video is stirring debates around animal rights and tourist safety.
An Indian tourist was attacked by a tiger at Tiger Kingdom in Phuket, Thailand.
The incident was caught on video and circulated widely online.
The video shows the tourist attempting to take a selfie with the tiger.
The tiger suddenly attacked the tourist in the video.
The incident has sparked a debate about animal rights and tourist safety.
- Who
- An Indian tourist and a tiger.
- What
- An Indian tourist was attacked by a tiger.
- When
- The exact date is unknown, but video was posted online.
- Where
- Tiger Kingdom, Phuket, Thailand.
- Why
- The man was attempting to take a selfie.
Animal Welfare Advocates
Animal Attraction Operators
Safety and Ethics
Animal Welfare Advocates
These attractions are dangerous and may mistreat animals.
Animal Attraction Operators
These attractions give visitors opportunities to interact with wildlife.
- Location
- Tiger Kingdom, Phuket, Thailand
- Victim
- Indian tourist
- Animal Involved
- Tiger
- Activity
- Attempting to take a selfie
- Injuries
- Minor injuries (reportedly)
Sources
Indian man attacked by tiger while taking selfie in terrifying video from Phuket
Selfie gone wild: Indian attacked by tiger while posing for photo - watch video
Horror at Thai wildlife attraction: Indian tourist attacked by tiger– Watch viral clip
Indian man got attacked by tiger in Thailand while taking a selfie, netizens ask ‘is he alive' | WATCH
Tiger attacks man in Thailand during selfie attempt: Viral video sparks safety concerns