Rajkot: With the roaring of singing and a magnificent appearance, the Asiatic lion of male adults in the morning filled with fog on the offbeat track in the forest that really made the scene directly from several Nateg series.
Deputy Forest Conservator, Gir East, Anshuman Sharma caught a valuable scene in a 40-second video when he was out of the initial sanctuary tour on Friday morning in the East Gir Division.
Sharma saw two male lions – one young and other maturity – involved in the problem of ‘controlled’ but the discussion of the actor was heated when animals older than about 12 years clearly marked their territory to let young challengers, around 7 years.
Old, understand who the boss is in the area.
This ‘house boundary’ depends on the abundance of prey, the size of pride, the availability of watering holes and residences suitable for lions to claim to be their territory, to almost as long as they live in general.
The average age of lions is around 16 years.
However, the ‘monarchy’, which is interesting, needs to set time back and again with a complicated ritual of tagging, especially through the smell signal, including rubbing their bodies to the trees to leave their aroma on the skin of the wood or even squirt urine with grass or bush as a message Warning to younger challengers.
Sharma observed these lions for at least one hour and recorded some of their movements on his cellphone which he then shared on Twitter, sending wildlife lovers to a spirit media explosion.
Talking to Tii, Sharma said, “Older lions marked their territory, while the younger ones tried to overwrite his own signs with their own scents.
It caused some ‘heat exchanges’ while the body of the body of both wild cats showed that they were clearly not from the same pride .
“However, despite all the sound and fury, the older cat that looked driver start the duel, but if the younger ones continue to push the limits, it eventually ends up as another territorial battle for domination of the winner, added Sharma.
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