Bengal tiger

And now, it's time for our story.

[gentle music] Once upon a time, there was a Bengal tiger named Nisha.

Nisha the Bengal tiger lived in a deep green forest where mangrove trees twisted their roots into the mud, rivers moved quietly between the trees, and the air smelled of saltwater, rain, and wild grass.

Like all tiger cubs, Nisha was born tiny, helpless, and hidden away from the busy forest.

She did not know how to hunt yet.

She did not know how to swim across wide rivers.

She didn't even know that the world stretched far beyond the warm den where she slept beside her mother and litter mates.

At first, Nisha the Bengal tiger's whole world was small, soft, and safe, and the first sound Nisha ever heard was rain.

The

Bengal Tiger's got to be bigger.

By a lot.

By a lot.

Full crew back together.

Drew is back from seeing Bengal Tigers at the zoo in honor of his team losing on Sunday.

I think that's what actually occurred.

We'll let him get his headset and settled in here in a minute.

Scoring a touchdown here.

Yeah, they would claw back in the third quarter with two TDs, finished off by quarterback Sam Levitt as LSU's defense stiffened in the second half, allowing the Bengal Tigers to come back and eventually tying the game up 24-24 with a 23-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter.

Then, with about six minutes left, Trinidad Chambliss had a 14-yard sprint into the end zone, and they went for two.

Did you all think I mean, what's the thinking behind that? You go from tied 24-piece to 30-24, and then you decide to