The Last Lions of India
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This documentary is about Asiatic lions, which are completely different from African lions in both appearance and behavior but are thriving in India.
Their refuge is the Gir forest in Gujarat, and in the last 100 years their numbers have grown from 20 to over 300.
These lions are now spreading out beyond the protection of the National Park, reclaiming lost territory and colonizing new habitats.
It's a rare conservation success story but one that brings new challenges to lions, naturalists and forestry staff.
It's both sad and disturbing to know that as I watch this, there are people out there, somewhere, that have no appreciation for this environment and would like to destroy it and build buildings and roads and stores.
Wonderful documentary... More please.
Amazing website, Amazing video and pleasant comments. Congratulations to everyone.
Lions in India? You learn something new every day.
The British shot most of India's tigers, so I hope nobody blames Indians for that tragedy.
Hmm. All india needs to do now is save the tigers aswell. If it does that, i will love it for all time. Granted there are diffuculties. Thats why i sent a letter of support to their minister. XD
Compared to last year, this year we have developed 2.6 % more forest, today we stand in 22% forest against land mass, thanks to all the people who involved in this, our constitution objective is to reach 33% I hope to see this happening in my life time.
you guys are amazing!!!
good thing i do this research
very good doc,well done
This is hats off Documenty i have ever seen in my life. I would like to thank to Local People and Politicians for this Pride. Great to see that some this is growing...
interbreeding among the same population can trigger genetic diseases. these lions populations should be split and introduce into different parts of the country.
Terrific video!I enjoyed it a lot!
The king of the jungle finally reclaiming it's title. Great to see efforts are being done to preserve life.
I really like this site. Thanks for the video links. They are very well thought out.
Wonderful! I really like it.