The Royal Asiatic Lion Attack Cow in Gir Gujarat Lion hunting #worldanimalsday #lionhunting #asiaticlion
The Asiatic lion (Panthera leo persica) is found only at
the Gir national park in the Gujarat state of India in the
world, which is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red
List because of its small population. 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, 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, only 11 Asiatic lions were left in the Gir
forest. Then Nawab of Junagadh Mohabbat Khanji
banned hunting and started the work of conservation.
Since then, the Lions population has been steadily
increasing. The Forest Department has also been
doing commendable work on the lion conservation
project and the local people have the biggest role in
the campaign. And it is considered the most
successful story of efforts to increase the population
of an endangered wildlife species.
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