Asiatic Lion - Data, Pictures & Videos

[Pckts]

(11-16-2016, 10:52 PM)Vinay Wrote:

(11-16-2016, 10:32 PM)Pckts Wrote: Where exactly would you see that?
There is only one park where you can see that now, Kaziranga and  maybe Dudhwa, and Lions have never been spotted there or any place where Tigers live to my knowledge, they just don't seem to overlap like that, their preferred habitats seem to keep them apart from one another.
And with deforestation happening as fast as it is now, the chances of seeing a couple of large herbivores and a single apex carnivore are rare.

Acc. to old data Asiatic lions were actually lived in central India (jungles).

http://s917.photobucket.com/user/JinenFo...p.png.html

All Bengal Tigers,Leopards,Sloth Bears,Asian Elephants,Gaurs,Water Buffalo and small prey and predators lives across Indian jungles.Some may extinct in some parks but reintroduction is not a problem except Lions and Rhinos,for Rhinos we need river bed and for lions govt approval.  

To implement the plan Indians need some scientific temper mix with business potential/profits.It takes another 20 years to change!!

Maybe this is true and maybe its not but that doesn't change the fact that as long as Humans have been able to record information and pass it down, there are no known images or stories of Lions and Tigers overlapping habitat other than one outrageous claim.

Even if they did share areas like "Central India or N. India" that doesn't mean that  they shared habitat and it's probably the reason why we cannot find any info on interaction or cohabitation between the two species.

But that doesn't mean that it didn't happen in the past, just not often obviously and the chances of it happening now are non existent unless the gov't changes its mind. Reply