Bizarre, repulsive, and awkward personification that "un-tigers," falsifies, and diminishes the tiger, while interfering with immersion and distracting from the subject matter.

Stumbles haphazardly and incongruently between explaining the science and talking "as the tiger," in a way which totally misleads youngsters about the animal's point of view, and what we do/don't know about that.

Yet another embarrassing blunder in a line from these producers for Big Cat Week.

*First-person narration does not connect better with kids.*

It just treats them like they are stupid, and dumbs down their content, making them dumber, when it was meant to elevate their minds.

Have *some taste, use at least SOME sophistication, and watch our kids rise to the occasion.