Last Lions of India part 4

[Nonpeon]

Move the people for the animals - UN plan to relocate us to holding facilities, controlling OUR population. This is just the beginning, under the guise of saving the habitat of the animals. He that hath an ear, let him hear!!

[bloodhoundHermetic]

Meena ,you should have a FB page.So brave, wonderful work, no BS.Good people,these days have no publicity.Ok ,now lets go buy some bieber tickets and earn him a million bucks.

[pradip2631]

I like this brave beauty cheers

[NafizC]

I'm not sure that is a woman, because she has huge BALLS!

[SPUDS1983]

I love lions and indians and curry

[SPUDS1983]

Nobe

[KaavRanj]

i h8 those insect noises when I have earphones on!! So annoying. Love lion noises though :)

[KOOL2011]

lions are only tolerating her because Chuck Norris is the cameraman

[MrCavazosArthur]

that lady got some big cahonneeZ lol good thing they have accepted her and know her

[TTLM77]

There would be many wealthy magnates, especially the Sheikhs in the Gulf States that should keep these rare lions for tourism and for status. I hope India continues this great work, and perhaps invite the immensely rich to participate in the conservation and breeding program by owning these animals on their private game reserves (not for hunting). These animals are the true symbols of status. So much so they are seen on ancient Persian and Assyrian palace walls (check on google images)

[TheThetube1970]

@TTLM77

u r talking bs

[MrCaliber91]

what is the animal shown at 6:16... sluggish and gigantic? awesum:)

And again, at6:29...spooky

[LUIS25pl]

@MrCaliber91 it's a nilgai, it's similar in size to a gemsbok, gigantic is something that he's not ;)

[MrCaliber91]

what is the animal shown at 6:16... sluggish and gigantic? awesum:)

[2degucitas]

@MrCaliber91 I think it was a porcupine.

[TranslucentPlenum]

would they have released the documentary if the lioness killed her?

[xxyougottabejokingxx]

@TranslucentPlenum money

[elijahthesamurai]

India's the real land of Oz w/its lions & tigers & bears ....o my!

[fra750]

thanks i enjoyed the program.

[Deewana71727]

Brave Girl

[Hosni7777777]

she's awesome

[kema0021]

she's got balls

[nasreddinehariti]

mg that women is crazy :p

[Klownzie0609]

@nasreddinehariti if that was me i wouldve pissed my pants xD

[mschneider212]

playing w/fire mucking about which lions. 

[MacKay1812]

These Indian lions don't seem to be anywhere near as aggressive as the African lions.

[ssaa08]

peacock looks so majestic!

[abdulbade]

i have an african lion at my house, i would trade it with an asistic one if i could.

[abbyroman]

@abdulbade You must be an Arab.Kuwaiti, Emirati or Saudi.. one of these. Keeping lions, leopards, cheetahs at home as status symbols.

[Sorvos]

The first scene is very touching, but we all know there are multiple guys behind her with carbines, ready to shoot at the lion's slightest charge.

[kedharf1]

@Sorvos I dont think there are .. she says she didnt come with her trackers

[Sorvos]

Saying is one thing...

[kedharf1]

@Sorvos don't be cheap. Does she look like shes lying? Have some trust in people.

[Sorvos]

No. Know people first. Then trust them.

[sushanalone]

@Sorvos you are not allowed to carry guns and fire arms in a National park unless you are a forest department personell. Its not crazy US where kids have guns to shoot their teachers. There is strict gun control in India.

[Sorvos]

@sushanalone I absolutely agree with you. I would expect nothing less. But do you expect me to believe she will risk her life by standing so close to a lion without being covered by at least one guy with a gun that uses at least rubber bullets? I hardly think so.

[sushanalone]

@Sorvos mate the animals have gotten used to her, if you see in the prev/later parts they let her near even while mating... and people have been closer to wild lions in africa ....if you dont want to believe it its your choice, that scene has no degree of being unbelievable; people do it on daily basis; its trust on your instincts experience and the animal

[Sorvos]

@sushanalone Look. I understand that her passion is beyond limits. I love animals very much too. That's why I'm planing to become a vet. Thus, I've been in contact with many animals and not to few of them could have killed me on several occasions. And those are just domestic animals. These lions, used to her or not, are completely wild, which means they are even more unpredictable. She may do something she finds harmless, while the lions could see it as a threat.

[Sorvos]

@sushanalone She is most likely married and it is very likely that she has kids. Do you think she will risk her life so much and be in danger of dying, never capable of seeing her family again? I know what passion for animals is, because I love animals and try to understand them. I know that she is trying to get a closer and more accurate image of them, but you should always keep a safe distance, not only for your self, but also to ensure that the wild animals can live without being disturbed.

[dranujkiran]

momentous effort  brilliant

[mozaikiana1]

"On the highground the Lapwings have got it right"...What!!! Those are the last words of this documentary??? I think there,s more...Part 5???

[WestLake009]

Umm......part 5!?

[mozaikiana1]

Is there a part 5 because I don,think it ends here????

[mkrish4]

Thank you to all the souls that made this program be it man, flora and the fauna.

[australianrabari]

EXCELENT!! WATCH ALL FOUR PARTS!