Last lions of India (Part 6)

[toughserb145]

1:25 cute

[amulpatel07]

many many thanks for putting this series up!!!

[Skywalker91]

What's the different between "Asiatic" and "Asian"?

[bowler45]

Central India has some of the largest forests in the country. I can't wait to hear the success story of introduction of lions to that area. Tigers will either learn to share or move out of those areas as it has many options to choose from when it comes to habitable land.

[uqiimu]

@bowler45 Yeah.. well the problem isn't land availability for setting up satellite areas for a new colony of Asian lions. The problem lies with the Gujarati governments unwillingless to do so. Gujaratis feel that it is "their "lions and that no body else can have them.... even at the cost of possibly extinction.

[cathy03]

thank you so much for sharing this wonderful documentary.

[Indiancrab]

Pride of my Country, Asiatic Indian Lions.

[MrSilvestris]

thank you for uploading

[kohvasang]

Asiatic cheetahs still exist and there are about 70 and they live in iran ,

india offer iran to exchange cheetah whit lion so they can have tiger lion ,leopard ,and cheetah but i think ther is a lot of different Between the Habitat for asiatic cheetah

[MrCavazosArthur]

Thanks for posting isawalton13 keep up the good Work!

[TheTunerida]

That was awsome, beautifull ending and lots of information, amazing!!

[sarjak26]

1 of da best documentary about Gir, I have watched.. thanks a lot for uploading..

[drmateenpatel]

A very informative video.

[ragericho]

Go the LIONS !

[TheThetube1970]

i hope there will be more human killing lions and other animals, humans are greedy......i will work hard to save animals...i will even train them to kill humans, because they are a nasty breeed!

[lycana911]

@TheThetube1970 Man eaters are hunted down and killed, so if you did, you would be training them to die.

[attractivue]

@TheThetube1970 Really? So I hope one day one of your trained lions kill your family members!

[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)

[kodiacwolf]

Thank you for posting this series, on the lions..wish we could have some kind of balance in the world, where lions can always be free..

[MrCaliber91]

Never have i seen asiatic lions in a much detailed and definitive way. I am big cat conservationist in Africa and i'll be glad to continue my mission in India.

[meowkitty33]

Beautiful, thanks to the people of Gir for their love and support for these beautiful animals

[varanus1011]

wow this was such an amazing show to watch it really touched my heart deeply

[larcm3]

Thanks for posting this video, it was very educational. I watched it with my nephew and we both enjoyed it a lot.

Long live the lion. I hope more documentaries are made about the Asiatic lion and its habitat  and population will also increase.

[cageybee777]

long live the king

[ThaOneChrisJONES]

Love this, hopefully they can get the numbers way back up again aswell as Tiger and Leopard numbers. It would be interesting for them to put Lions into Tiger territories again.

[thevictorc]

Thank you, I watched all six parts nonstop and enjoyed them to the max!! Now I have to explain to my boss why I was late to work today, lol.

[twinkyloks101]

I love it

[sushanalone]

rare doc on the Asiatic lion; many dont even know of its existence, tx for the post, favorited

[mwad3]

Thank you, I appreciate the upload for the whole movie. 

[alal22000]

I wanna save all these lions, but not everything is in my hands!

[Deewana71727]

Thank You very much for posting this videos....video and sound quality is reallly really good...did u guys listen the birds in a whole doc...soooo beutiful...thanx again for posting this vid...

[FrankJohnLi]

I learned a lot, thank you for putting this up!

[kenomy66]

Brilliant documentary

[virgoptrex]

I hope India can conntinue to protect Lions, tigers and leopards along with other wild life. I also wish India can get Asiatic Cheetah back.

[crookcrow]

@virgoptrex Asiatic cheetah has gone.

[ObsidianDolphin]

it's refreshing to see this kind of harmony between people and wildlife, it's rare.

i hope the lions keep to themselves and don't attack their cattle, or that they kill the lions for sport, that way they can both live in peace!

[Eliphazable]

2 Questions:

1) Are the lions having any difficulty due to their limited gene pool?

2) Has there been any consideration to relocating any lions away from Gujarat?

[bschuitdesign]

Thanks for uploading this! An eyeopener!

[bhushan80]

Hi...I really like this docu. I have seen it many times before. Yet I like to see it again and again. The filming is good and upload quality is good as well. Keep up the good work.

[dfwGujuNews]

Thank You for putting this awesome documentry up !

[PuddinLove]

Thanks for posting this series, isawalton13!

[PeponeNRC]

Excelent, lions are so awesome!

[bIchigofan]

Endlich mal jemand der sich auch für die Großkatzen einsetzt ^^