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Boundaries Never Heard of Them
ShortEntertainment
Published Oct 27, 2026
Views
16M
Likes
368K
Speed /h
265K
+24h
+9M
Early catch
Updated 05:40 AMBeat 90% of videos its age, 31 h after upload.
- Vs usual
- –
- Views/h now
- 521K
- Channel size
- –
Black: this video’s views at each read. Shaded: the median to the top 10% (the board’s reach bar) of all videos of its format at the same age; dashed: their top 1%.
Views over time
Views gained each hour, UTC- Views
- 16M
- Best hour
- +624.1K
- At 24 hours
- –
- At 7 days
- –
30 of 30 hours read. A gap is an hour we didn’t read close enough to say, not an hour without views.
viralshooter analytics
Our calculations on YouTube API data. Not YouTube metrics.
Position
- Speed percentile
- 99 / 100
- Category percentile
- 99 / 100
- ×base
- ×14
- Channel typical
- 1M · average
Dynamics
- Phase
- rising
- Acceleration
- 1.46×
- Momentum
- ×7.82
- Decay
- 0.05
- Speed half-life
- 2696493d
Engagement
- Like rate
- 2.25%
- Comments per 1k views
- 0.12
- Engagement rate
- 2.26%
- Views per subscriber
- 207.39×
- Crossed a language border
- No
◆ Calculated by viralshooter from YouTube API data. Not YouTube metrics and not endorsed by YouTube.
| Region | Chart | Best rank | First seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | Category chart | #2 | Oct 29 |
| Canada | Category chart | #3 | Oct 29 |
| United Kingdom | Category chart | #3 | Oct 29 |
| Ireland | Category chart | #3 | Oct 29 |
| Norway | Category chart | #4 | Oct 29 |
| Singapore | Category chart | #4 | Oct 29 |
| United States | Category chart | #4 | Oct 29 |
| New Zealand | Category chart | #5 | Oct 29 |
| Denmark | Category chart | #6 | Oct 29 |
| Netherlands | Category chart | #6 | Oct 29 |
| Sweden | Category chart | #8 | Oct 29 |
| Switzerland | Category chart | #12 | Oct 29 |
| Austria | Category chart | #22 | Oct 29 |
| Belgium | Category chart | #22 | Oct 29 |
| Germany | Category chart | #25 | Oct 29 |
| United Arab Emirates | Category chart | #27 | Oct 29 |
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From the YouTube record
Fields of the video as the YouTube API returns them.
- Published
- Oct 27, 2026, 5:21 PM
- Duration
- 0:10
- Category
- Entertainment
- Audio language
- English (en)
- Title language
- English (en)
- Captions
- No
- Definition
- HD
- Format
- 2D
- License
- Standard YouTube
- Licensed content
- Yes
- Embeddable
- Yes
- Made for kids
- No
- Age-restricted
- No
- Paid promotion
- No
- Public stats
- Yes
Title and description in 1 languages
- English
Description
Lions and tigers are the two biggest cats in the world, but they could hardly be more different socially. Lions are the only truly social big cats. They live in prides of related females and their cubs, and they greet each other constantly with head rubs, body bumps and rubbing against each other, spreading scent and strengthening bonds. They also nap in cozy heaps, sleeping up to 20 hours a day. Tigers, on the other hand, mostly live and hunt alone, and they keep large territories to themselves, so personal space matters more to them. In the wild, the two species almost never meet, since lions live mostly in Africa and a small population in India, while tigers live in Asia. Clips like this usually come from sanctuaries or zoos, where big cats that have grown up together can form unusual friendships. That doesn't make big cats safe to approach. Both are powerful predators, so care teams manage their groups carefully, and it's best to enjoy them from a distance and support accredited sanctuaries.Show all
Lions and tigers are the two biggest cats in the world, but they could hardly be more different socially. Lions are the only truly social big cats. They live in prides of related females and their cubs, and they greet each other constantly with head rubs, body bumps and rubbing against each other, spreading scent and strengthening bonds. They also nap in cozy heaps, sleeping up to 20 hours a day. Tigers, on the other hand, mostly live and hunt alone, and they keep large territories to themselves, so personal space matters more to them. In the wild, the two species almost never meet, since lions live mostly in Africa and a small population in India, while tigers live in Asia. Clips like this usually come from sanctuaries or zoos, where big cats that have grown up together can form unusual friendships. That doesn't make big cats safe to approach. Both are powerful predators, so care teams manage their groups carefully, and it's best to enjoy them from a distance and support accredited sanctuaries.
◆ Calculated by viralshooter · all other figures from the YouTube API