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Asiatic Lion - Data, Pictures & Videos

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@BA0701 :

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" They are doing a great job in their efforts to help the Asiatic Lions recover their population. Their numbers had gotten frighteningly low. "

Yes quite agree with you. The most populated country in the world, from now on, trying to protect such iconic animal species, as both tigers and lions, deserves all the praise.
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(09-28-2023, 06:19 AM)Ngonya Wrote: Sorry to bother, but I wanted to ask you if the lions in Gir NP are named and reported regularly like the African ones (in Sabi Sand, Masai Mara, etc.). If so, what is the most famous coalition there

Not sure if he has/had brothers/coalition partners but I'd say Devraj is the most famous and impressive Asiatic wild lion in Gir.  You can see him in this thread and in videos.
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(10-02-2023, 10:37 AM)BigLion39 Wrote:
(09-28-2023, 06:19 AM)Ngonya Wrote: Sorry to bother, but I wanted to ask you if the lions in Gir NP are named and reported regularly like the African ones (in Sabi Sand, Masai Mara, etc.). If so, what is the most famous coalition there

Not sure if he has/had brothers/coalition partners but I'd say Devraj is the most famous and impressive Asiatic wild lion in Gir.  You can see him in this thread and in videos.


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this is the most impressive asiatic lion you've seen? are you serious? he is one of the weakest looking specimens to me i've seen many gir males far above this guy he looks like a zoo animal
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@BigLion39 just a few i got way more these males are easily above devraj this is what real gir lions look like
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(10-02-2023, 10:31 PM)Rage2277 Wrote: *This image is copyright of its original author @BigLion39  just a few i got way more these males are easily above devraj this is what real gir lions look like.


Sorry bro but we clearly see 2 different things.. Devraj is clearly a more impressive specimen, for an Asiatic lion, than those examples you've posted. IMHO, currently the most impressive Asiatic lion i have seen. Not sure if were gonna agree on this.
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(10-02-2023, 10:50 AM)Hello Wrote:
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The lion need a me-time too because a lioness just break his heart.
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Important lectures by Dr. Ravi Chellam regarding the Asiatic Lion : it's Ecology & Conservation
















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India Hello Offline
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@GuateGojira From which region/state the Indian lion of 108 cm shoulder height came from? Was it from Gujarat?
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Full grown adult male | by amateur_photographer06_ (ig)

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Two females and one male in Gir National Park | posted today by V I K A S G U P T A (IG)

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gir lioness
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(01-12-2024, 02:24 AM)Ngonya Wrote: Two females and one male in Gir National Park | posted today by V I K A S G U P T A (IG)

That 1 lioness looks pretty stout in that pic. Wow!
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(04-16-2017, 05:30 PM)Rishi Wrote: Today I hit a treasure trove on FB..A page called "lionlove" that had many awesome & rare pics of Asiatic Lions. 
However, most of the images were taken by amateurs & locals.. not professional photographers, so pic quality is average at best...

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9th one is a well proportioned animal!
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