Gujarat Forest Staff Find Lion Cub In Net, Risk Their Lives To Save It. Watch

Forest workers in Gujarat put their lives in danger to save lots of a lion cub discovered caught in a web. A video shared by senior Indian Forest Service officer Ramesh Pandey exhibits how a bunch of area researchers and forest workers labored laborious to extricate the lion cub from the online. The incident occurred in Rajula, Greater Gir. 

“Forest staffs and field researchers in Rajula, Greater Gir (Gujrat) heard a roar and found a lion cub trapped in net,” wrote Mr Pandey whereas sharing footage of the rescue on Twitter. The lioness and different cubs had been sitting close by.

“To avoid strangulation of cub they put their lives at risk and freed the cub. Salute to our green guards,” wrote Mr Pandey.

The video he shared exhibits 4 to 5 males working collectively to rescue the lion cub. After subduing the aggressive cub, they danger their lives by getting nearer to disentangle it from the online, conscious that its mom was sitting close by. Using their naked palms and sticks, they lastly handle to free it from the online it was trapped in, and the video ends with the lion cub working away shortly.

Forest staffs and area researchers in Rajula, Greater Gir (Gujrat) heard a roar and located a lion cub trapped in web. Lioness with different cubs was sitting close by. To keep away from strangulation of cub they put their lives in danger and freed the cub. Salute to our inexperienced guards.@CentralIfspic.twitter.com/sHloH9bb1J

— Ramesh Pandey (@rameshpandeyifs) March 4, 2021

Since being posted on Thursday, the video has been seen greater than 28,000 instances on the microblogging platform.

Many Twitter customers applauded the rescuers for his or her braveness, whereas others questioned what a web was doing within the forest.

The Gir Forest in Gujarat is the final abode of the Asiatic lion on this planet. According to information launched by the Gujarat authorities in 2020, there are an estimated 674 Asiatic lions at present dwelling within the Gir Forest. 

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