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Sanju · 04-05-2019, 10:19 AM

Here's the April Collection :

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(above 2 pics) Mitesh Malakar At The Fern Hotels & Resorts. Apr, 3 2019.

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Sasan gir Apr 1. Hiren Kadikar‎

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Apr 2. Sunny Shah

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Yesterday. Bhavesh Devmurari

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K Dinesh photography Apr 2.

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The King. . . Asiatic Lion
Sasan Gir | Nikon Gears, 24 min ago.
Urmil Jhaveri

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Indian Lion. Discover India

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Asiatic Lion - Sasan Gir, Gujarat

Deep into that darkness, long he stood there, peering at us like no animal would ever dare. In all my years of tracking big cats, the lion has to be the most fearless. Fear him..
~ @shaazjung

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Glorious Junagadh Yesterday

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Apr 1. Ishan Vora

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Apr 3. Gopal Sardhara

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Apr 2. Sunny Shah

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Rajiv Welikala Yesterday

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Rajiv Welikala

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Sanju · 04-08-2019, 08:41 AM

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Stare of a Warrior !
Asiatic Lion
March 2019
Sasan gir
Munir Jikani

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The King.....
Devaliya Park 2019
Ronak Vora

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Protective Father !!
Abhilash Vaja

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Lioness with cubs's...

Gir sanctuary
Ajay Drokdiya

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Ronak Vora

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Abhilash Vaja

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Ajay Drokdiya

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Sanju · 04-08-2019, 08:53 AM

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Male Lion Quenching His Thirst From a Natural Water Source (Mobile click)
Sasan-Gir | 2010

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Asiatic Lion Cub | Sasan-Gir | 2019
Abhilash Vaja

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September 2016, Munir Jikani

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End of root at kamleshvar dam.

Sasan Gir sanctury.

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Ajay Drokdiya

Sanju · 04-08-2019, 09:06 AM

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Ronak Vora

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Jignesh Gondaliya

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THIS CAT SPECIES KITTEN COULD BE THE ONE WHICH WHICH BECAME VICTIM TO THAT LION CUB FEW MOTHS BACK.

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Chhatrajit Varu

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Sanju · 04-08-2019, 09:10 AM

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Sanju · 04-08-2019, 12:17 PM

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Sanju · 04-10-2019, 10:22 AM

Farmer held with 14 lion claws in Gujarat's Amreli

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A farmer has been apprehended with 14 claws which he had removed earlier in February from a dead lion in the Tulshishyam Range of Gujarat's Gir Forest, senior official said on Monday.

The farmer, identified as 45-year-old Vashram Dhapa of Pachapachiya village in Khambha taluka from Amreli, was nabbed Sunday from his farm in nearby Sonariya based on a tip-off, DT Vasavada, Chief Conservator of Forests, Junagadh Wildlife Circle said.

"In February, a lion poached, aged between five to nine years, was found dead in the "Tulsishyam range Gir East division" by forest staff. Fourteen of its claws were missing. We had then formed a special team to nab the person responsible," Vasavada said.

Quote:"We zeroed in on Dhapa who has confessed that he had removed the claws and hid them near his farm in Sonariya. We have recovered all 14 claws," he informed.

He added that, as of now, it had not been established whether Dhapa killed the lion for its claws but the angle was being pursued.

"Claws are worn by some people as pendents. We are probing if Dhapa had a connection to gangs dealing in such items," he said.

Another cub died .... It's death due to electrocution...

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Lycaon · 04-10-2019, 04:30 PM

Male asiatic lion fighting a two opponents.

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Sanju · 04-10-2019, 08:42 PM

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Ronak Vora

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Abhaysinh Gohil

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Mr. Brown.

Gir Forest National Park

Jan-2018

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Golden Lady.

Gir Forest National Park.

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Jignesh Gondaliya

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Abhaysinh Gohil

Sanju · 04-10-2019, 08:59 PM

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Gir Terrain

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SOLID GIRL
Jigar Pandya

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Ashvinsinh Parmar

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Sandeep Parmar

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Asiatic Lion.

Name Of Lion : Raju.

Sasan Gir ((12-06-2014)

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Photo Courtesy By Drupad Patel.

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Heavy Breakfast
Lioness with a chinkara.
Gir Forest National Park

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The leopard crept through the sugar cane on an October night in 2002, seeming to search for something. She found a cow tied in a field, the way villagers keep their livestock in this dusty farming community. The cat didn’t harm the cow, but villagers worried about its predatory instincts,since they, too, were sometimes in the fields at night. They asked the Forest Department to remove the leopard to a wildlife sanctuary nearby.
And so the trappers came, and soon found themselves observers of an unexpected interaction. Wildlife conservationist were involved in several attempts to capture the leopard. The cat returned to the area nightly, often many times a night, but not as a predator sniffing out a warm meal. Instead, she came to beembraced. She approached the cow tentatively, rubbed her head against the cow’s head, then settled against her body. The cow would lick the cow, starting with her head and neck, cleaning whatever she could reach as the cat wriggled in apparent delight. If the cow was asleep when theleopard arrived, the visitor would gently awaken her with a nuzzle to the leg before lying down and pressing close. Other cattle stood nearby, but the leopard ignored them. The chosen cow seemed pleased to give the leopard her nightly bath. For almost two months the cat showed up around eight in the evening and cuddled with the cow until the first hint of sunrise—as if hiding their strange tryst from the glare of day. The cat stayed away for several weeks. Then on the last night the animals were seen together, the leopard visited nine times before wandering away from her friend for good. Rohit Vyas suggests that the leopard had been young and motherless when it first strayed into the village, using agricultural fields as a pathway from a distant forest. Perhaps a curious lick between cat and cow stirred the domestic animal’s maternal instinct. The leopard sought the cow’s warmth for a time, but once she reached adulthood, her need for motherly affection diminished. She moved on. Even with such a plausible explanation, “This relationship was unimaginable,” says Rohit. “We were all spellbound by it. Who would expect a carnivore and hunter like a leopard to show love and affection toward its prey?” ♥
Source - The Times Of India & Unlikely Friendships

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King of Indian grasslands.

Sanju · 04-10-2019, 09:08 PM

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Lycaon · 04-12-2019, 11:37 AM

Abhilash Vaja‎

Crossing Boundaries !!

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Sanju · 04-13-2019, 01:31 PM

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A gir lioness trying to hunt chital.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Sasan Gir | 2019
Jatin Vadgama

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Kaushar Kaliya

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Sanju · 04-13-2019, 01:33 PM

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Sanju · 04-13-2019, 06:32 PM

Sooo virtuous face...
Gir lion is the synonym for Innocence

Lion show

TURN UP THE VOLUME .... Fantastic

ROAR

Lion show disturbing lion.

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