A leopardess gave birth to four cubs inside a hut in Igatpuri area of Nashik on Tuesday. “Female leopard gave birth to four inside a hut in Igatpuri. They are all safe and healthy. We are waiting for the leopardess to take cubs to another place. Due to cubs, we cannot catch the leopardess now,” Ganeshrao Jole, Forest Department Officer said. He informed that leopards are present in big numbers in Igatpuri area. The clip shows the four tiny cubs wandering around the hut. The mother leopard is seen sitting in a corner licking her fur.
Courtesy: ANI
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The Asiatic lion (Panthera Leo Leo) is a lion population in Gujarat, India, which is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List because of its small population size. Since 2015, Gir Forest National Park has steadily increased. In June 2020, the 15th Asiatic Lion Census was conducted over an area of about 30,000 km (18641.136 sq mi), the lion population was estimated at 674 individuals, comprising 159 adult males, 262 adult females, 115 Subadult and 138 cubs. The lion population in and around the Growth rate of 28.87 % (But now the lion estimated population about 1000 above)
Habitat:
Asiatic lions were once upon a time found from north to east and West Bengal and in the plains and forests of Madhya Pradesh. But now at present only in Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary is the only habitat of Asiatic lions. The last surviving population of the Asiatic lions is a compact tract of dry deciduous forest and open grassy scrublands in the southwestern part of the Saurashtra region of Gujarat.
Conservation:
In 1904, Nawab of Junagadh Mohabbat Khanji banned hunting and started the work of conservation. Since then, the population of Asiatic Lions has been increasing, This is why it is considered the most successful story of efforts to increase the population of the endangered wildlife around the world. And we are proud that the most important role in the lion conservation campaign is the local people. The Government of Gujarat and the Forest Department have done commendable work on the lion conservation project. And the result is in front of the world. At one time there were only 11 left in the forest of Gir. Today the number of lions is more than 1000.
Lion-human friendship:
The Asiatic lion is a social animal and it never attacks humans, But when a human bothers it, He attacks in defense, Lions often live around villages and fields for easy hunting of cattle, Hence the wild animals (Nilgai, Deer, Wild boar and Porcupine) that harm the crop are away from the fields and farmers are benefiting directly from them. And due to the Asian lion, The tourism industry has developed here, Due to this, The local people are getting huge economic benefits. In the vicinity of the Gir forest, Asiatic lions and humans are living as friends of each other and seem to respect each other to each other and beneficial to each other,
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