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Asiatic Lion Reintroduction Project

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And once again, Never said they are not adapted to gir. 
They are not as adapted. They are smaller, smaller manes, smaller prides. They are purely a weaker version of their relatives in Africa. Since of course, they are the same sub species. 

While sharing the same prey  base as tigers, they still don't reach their prime specifications while Tigers, whether living in Ranthabhore(very similiar prey base to Gir) or Kahna, Tigers are usually still able to reach their maximum sizes. 
Kaziranga may have the largest tigers, but until we see measurements, we won't know for sure. 
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