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It is an endangered species: the Asiatic lion. Once widespread, they are now only present in a single national park located in northwestern India.
They are the last representatives of an endangered species: Asiatic lions. They are now only 600 in the wild. They live in a forest in the west of India, that of Gir. A passionate family has embarked on a safari in the hope of being able to observe them. “I am so proud of the Asian lion. This animal is the pride of India”, says the woman. After a few minutes, a first lion appears then moves away.
To have a chance to see them closer, you have to follow Yogendra Shah, wildlife photographer. He studies them behind his lens. If lions are also present in the Tir forest, it is thanks to the preservation work of the Indian authorities. A hundred forest guards have the task of watching over them. “I am happy to ensure their safety. (…) These animals, we love them deeply”said one of them.
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