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Asiatic Lion Reintroduction Project

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12-11-2014, 01:18 AM

~~Genetics are used to show that since they are the same species of Lion, we know what they are capable of

History shows before they were slaughtered to near extinction, they thrived in that environ. Genetics are irrelevant. 

~~Dance?  Just because you are unable to come up with your own individual examples and misuse others or even comprehend them correctly, has nothing to do with "dancing around a topic

Lmao. Now thats amusing, given the source. I've more than proven my point. See other posters replies in this thread.
Pretty obvious you're in the minority. You made the claim, the onus is yours to prove and you've failed miserably.
Not one poster has backed your "they haven't adapted as well" theory. Wow! What a shocker that is. 

I stated earlier in this thread, I have no desire to go in circles with you, so if you have nothing worthwhile to offer on
this particular topic, lets move on.   
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