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National GeographicLiving in family groups, lionesses in Gir National Park in India raise and protect their cubs together, greeting one another with nuzzles and often sharing the work of caring for the next generation. As the population grows, ensuring a future for Asiatic lions is becoming increasingly complex. Nearly half now live outside protected areas, moving through landscapes shared with herders, farmers, and villages across western India. See how the recovery of Asiatic lions is reshaping life across the Gir landscape at the 🔗 in bio.
On the profile · May 30, 2026