India is located in South Asia and home to both big cats and small wild cats. The wild cats of India include lions, tigers, leopards and lynx.
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India is the seventh largest country and has the second largest population in the world. It is boarded by the Indian Ocean (south), Arabian Sea (southwest), Bay of Bengal (southeast), Pakistan (west) ; China, Nepal and Bhutan (northeast) and Bangladesh and Myanmar (east).
India’s geography is very diverse, from coastlines, deserts and plains to mountains.
The country is divided into 29 states, six union territories and the National Capital of Delhi. States have their own elected government. Asian lions inhabit Gujarat, India’s westernmost state.
The Gir Forest National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary is a forest and wildlife sanctuary in Gujarat, India. Our goal is to conserve the Asiatic Lion and its habitat for its long term survival there by retrieving it from the list of endangered species.
A campaign of the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation. Funding for "vital anti-poaching patrols, undercover investigations, educational programmes and monitoring activities central to the survival of the tiger in the wild."
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