A lioness enter in the village and After ??? | एक शेरनी गांव में घुसी और फिर क्या हुवा ???

Lioness attacks tracker in Amreli village A lion tracker faced a rare attack by a lioness that had entered Samadhiyala (2) village in Khambha taluka of Amreli district on Tuesday morning. The 26-year-old tracker, Shahid Khan Pathan, was first rushed to a government hospital in Khambha. However, since he was seriously wounded, he was rushed to Amreli where doctors referred him to Rajkot Civil Hospital. According to sources, the lioness entered the village at around 8:30am and started roaming its streets. Villagers sensed that she was looking extremely restless and there were chances that she could attack human beings. They immediately informed the forest department. A rescue team from the Tulsishyam forest range rushed to the spot and launched a rescue operation. However, the lioness did not calm down and even climbed on to the forest department jeep before damaging two motorbikes. "This lioness is known for its angry behavior and was difficult to rescue. The team tried to rescue her when she was sitting in a hut shed. Pathan approached her silently but she attacked him suddenly," said a forest official. Pathan was badly mauled on the back and started bleeding profusely. "It required at least three rounds of tranquilization to rescue the lioness," sources said. ************************************************************* Visit our website: http://www.girindiafilms.com/ YouTube Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/girindia Facebook Like: https://www.facebook.com/girindiafilm/ Instagram Follow: https://www.instagram.com/gir_india_films/ Twitter Follow: https://twitter.com/GirIndiaFilms The Asiatic lion (Panthera Leo Leo) is a lion population in Gujarat, India, which is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List because of its small population size. Since 2015, Gir Forest National Park has steadily increased. In June 2020, the 15th Asiatic Lion Census was conducted over an area of about 30,000 km (18641.136 sq mi), the lion population was estimated at 674 individuals, comprising 159 adult males, 262 adult females, 115 Subadult and 138 cubs. The lion population in and around the Growth rate of 28.87 % (But now the lion estimated population about 1000 above) Conservation: In 1904, Nawab of Junagadh Mohabbat Khanji banned hunting and started the work of conservation. Since then, the population of Asiatic Lions has been increasing, This is why it is considered the most successful story of efforts to increase the population of the endangered wildlife around the world. And we are proud that the most important role in the lion conservation campaign is the local people. The Government of Gujarat and the Forest Department have done commendable work on the lion conservation project. And the result is in front of the world. At one time there were only 11 left in the forest of Gir. Today the number of lions is more than 1000. Lion-human friendship: The Asiatic lion is a social animal and it never attacks humans, But when a human bothers it, He attacks in defense, Lions often live around villages and fields for easy hunting of cattle, Hence the wild animals (Nilgai, Deer, Wild boar and Porcupine) that harm the crop are away from the fields and farmers are benefiting directly from them. And due to the Asian lion, The tourism industry has developed here, Due to this, The local people are getting huge economic benefits. In the vicinity of the Gir forest, Asiatic lions and humans are living as friends of each other and seem to respect each other to each other and beneficial to each other, About Gir India Films: We are working in the Gir forest and the surrounding area last 25 years. We have huge archives about the Asiatic lion, leopard, biodiversity, and African origin "Siddi" community. We have more than 10,000 unique and rare video footage through which we are trying to provide the most useful information to the world about wildlife, biodiversity, and Asiatic lions of the Gir forest. We are making humble efforts through this channel to provide correct information to people by preventing misconceptions about Asian lions and wild animals. So please now quickly SUBSCRIBE to get Unimaginable videos, stories, and information on our channel. And watch a continuous live stream of unique videos of rare wild animals from forests across India. https://www.youtube.com/c/girindia Write to us for licensing this footage Reach us at girindiafilms@gmail.com   #GirIndiaFilms #On24x7News #AsiaticLion #SasanGir #lion #GirForest #SiddiTribal #siddi #jambur #junagadh #gir #girlion #NewsJunagadh #NewsGirnar #NewsForLion #NewsForGir #BabbarSher #GirKing #GirLeopard #girwildlifesanctuary #way2wildlife #ગિરનારી #GirnariAvdhit #GirnariRaja #girwildlifeloverphotography #asianlion #girnar #GirnarLion #HanumanMonkey #GirnarForest