Last update:December 14, 2024, 3:25 p.m. IST

In the video, Kenzo is seen being greeted by his owner and standing on his front paws, while trying to reach his food bowl.

The owner feeds Kenzo by hand. (Photo credits: Instagram)

Social media is flooded with clips of pets like dogs and cats acting cute when they need food or attention from their owners. But have you ever imagined that a tiger behaves the same way? A video of a baby tiger named Kenzo has gone viral on social media, showing the big cat acting mischievously, almost like a puppy, while waiting for his meal. In the video, Kenzo is seen being greeted by his owner and standing on his front paws, while trying to reach his food bowl. Instead of eating alone, the owner feeds Kenzo by hand. The heat-sensitive clip offers a rare look at the special bond between the tiger and its owner.

The video shared on Kenzo’s Instagram account begins with the little one’s owner welcoming him into the kitchen. The tiger, visibly excited, tries to snatch the raw meat, but its owner moves the bowl out of reach. Later, the owner picks up some pieces of meat and feeds Kenzo by hand, while giving him gentle kisses on his forehead. We then see the tiger happily enjoying the meal. Sharing the video, the page wrote: “Yum…. It’s meat time yeah.

Reacting to the post, one user joked: “Sir, I think you adopted the wrong orange truck. »

Another shared: “Look at those little paws. »

“I didn’t know you could have a tiger as a pet, but they grow big and love to eat raw meat,” one comment read.

Another mentioned: “Skop a meal and you are his meal.” »

One individual asked: “How can I hug this sweet face. »

Another added: “Lol, like he doesn’t need oyster sauce for his chicken.” Just by chance, by chance. »

The music video has garnered over 35 Lakh views so far.

According to GGWP, Kenzo is not the only animal owned by Indonesian Irawan Andry Sumampaouw who runs a breeding farm. Irawan breeds a variety of exotic animals on his farm which is home to species such as wallabies, deer, horses, peacocks and chickens.