Nice documentation. Looks good. Hope the relocation gets on soon. But wouldn't T38 have to be relocated if lions are to be brought in?
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Nice documentation. Looks good. Hope the relocation gets on soon. But wouldn't T38 have to be relocated if lions are to be brought in?
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The Lions from Gir will never arrive , in the meantime the Kuno WLS will hopefully be repopulated by more transient Tiger from Ranthambore . It is 390 sqkm in size( lrager than Ranthambore ) and if you include buffers it is 1200 sqkm.So thereotically it can hold at least 30 - 40 Tigers in the WLS alone.
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It is amusing to note that the tigers are set to populate the landscape meant for reintroducing lions !
With Gujarat government reluctant to take a stand on relocating lions and tigers taking over the area, Asiatic lions have a tenuous future. All the eggs in one basket is too dangerous.
Meanwhile, tigers are time and again proving that they are very versatile and given a chance they will do really well.
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