Gir National Park, located in Gujarat, India, is a biodiversity hotspot and the last refuge of the majestic Asiatic lion.

As Gujarat’s lions grow from 674 to 891, they’re learning to share space with farmers, roam new landscapes, and offer rare ...

India's diverse landscapes harbor endangered wildlife, including the majestic Bengal tiger, Asiatic lion, and elusive snow ...

Behind The Count Of 891 Asiatic Lions In Gujarat Lies An Extraordinary Operation Involving Thousands Of Searchers Who Divided ...

India's successful conservation efforts have led to a surge in populations of lions, tigers, leopards, and cheetahs, creating ...

India is now home to 891 Asiatic lions ... s conservation efforts, lions have spread beyond the core population in the state’s Gir National Park – today, they are found across 11 districts ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the population of Asiatic lions in Gujarat's Gir forest has increased from 674 to 891 ... Modi said, crediting the National Beekeeping and Honey Mission for ...

In the study, published May 4 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers discovered that cave lions didn’t interbreed with other types of lions, found that Asiatic lions ...

Around 550,000 people visit the wildlife park ... the Asiatic lion currently exists as a single subpopulation, it is vulnerable to extinction from events such as an epidemic or a large forest ...

However there is evidence that Asiatic lions will sometimes try to prey upon Indian pangolins in Gir National Park, India. (Read how Indian pangolins are dwindling due to poaching.) Lions are ...