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Asiatic Lion Reintroduction Project

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06-07-2015, 08:14 PM

(06-07-2015, 07:55 AM)'sanjay' Wrote: @"Brehmji", I am not sure about this idea. Since Lion and Tiger need different type of habitat to survive but I think a scientific research can be made to determine places that can help Asiatic lion to relocate other place in India.
But major problem in India is Politics. You might have notice that despite of relocation program in kuno Mr Modi (one of the most popular Politician in India) is not ready to give lions to the state in which his own party govt is running.

 

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Sariska is a tiger habitat, it was before and it plans to again with the trans location of ranth tigers, Unfrortunately no successful breeding has occured as of yet, but the translocation was very irresponsible in the choice of tigers. They didn't genetically check the tigers, could be siblings and choosing a female that had never had a litter and males where their ages are unknown was not correct IMO. But that being said, its a tiger reserve and it should be again, humans putting lions there because we want to is incorrect, evolution didn't dictate lions being there so us moving them there is going agianst nature. When we think we know better than nature, it usually costs us. 

 
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