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Asiatic Lion Reintroduction Project

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02-09-2017, 11:10 AM

Modern weights proves Bengal Tiger weights 221 Kg and Asiatic Lion 175 Kg. It is obvious that lion will lose but don't forget lions live in prides no way a lone tiger will mess with 2+ lions and defeats them.I think Tiger will stay/run away from Lions territories like Leopard run away from 20 kg Dhole (pack animal).


Lone Tiger/Leopard may bigger but they are no-match for Pride of Lions or Dholes. (VS Tiger and Leopard's respectively)

Injured Tiger or Leopard == Dead  Tiger or Leopard.

So,all predators respect their boundaries and live ever after happily in Indian jungle.It may possible after 20 years i guess. Lol
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