Are Lions and Cheetahs not indigenous to India?

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Did you forget that male lion don't even hunt that often and the females practically play fight in a group with buffaloes compared to how a tiger kills them and that tigers actually fight standing on both legs while a lion swipes with one paw which gives the tiger a greater advantage.

Did you not read?

I wasnt trying to make a L vs T revamp, was just pointing out the flaws of Valmik thapars claims...and lol, forget? Did you forget that lions live in groups, fight with unity, are gregarious, fights with coalitions, will be beating a single tiger, pair or trio of tigers with an entire pride? These are real challenges the comity of wild life of india aka the WWF will have to take into consideration, although tiger numbers have gone up...you will literally be talking tiger genocide if you put a pride in tiger country...I have not one dought about that...in that case, I ask again...do you even care for the tigers welfare?

The L vs T subject is one thing, via hypothetical, but the claims Valmik is making is absurd to think that lions are not indigenous to india...romans brought lions only by the thousands at a time over the course of 12 centurys, and for one specific reason, to die in their gladiatorial games, its not as if they brought them over an they took to the woods an became feral, theres no proof they could even if they tried. Where is the records then of Mughals bringing over 50,000+ lions and 50,000+ cheetahs into india? The cites he mentions only showed a handful of african lions imported less than a 100 at a time, who knows if they were african lions, they could have been persian lions, all these animals have distinct geno codings which sceintist can tell apart even with a fraction of different geno samples, an of course the gir lions would have some african ancestry, thats because they migrated from africa


...show me a single lion reintroduction project that was successful in the 19th century with all the technology's we have now of cars, trucks, planes and motor boats...that already is one of the hardest things an actually plan out a place they wont starve to death without the proper fauna.

Yet you want me to believe that in the BC times they managed to do this without all the modern technology we have now by the 50,000+ in over 8 states of india? Ha ha ha thats hilarious. Pure baloney.

The tigers was noted to almost never occur where lions were heavily populated in india, thats not because both they didnt condone the same habitat, the lions most likely killed them off an tigers couldnt settle in lion country since unlike leopards tigers rarely take to trees and wouldnt have any where to hide, only until the lion was exterminated by the hunters, then tiger numbers rose in those areas. Try to stick to the facts. Lions could transverse any jungle, swampy terrain, the okavango lions are direct proof of this:

The Mapogo males:

I counted more than 100 other lions killed by the Mapogo's.
http://www.sunsafaris.com/blog/2012/04/history-of-the-mighty-mapogo-male-lions-by-brett-thomson/

You see that? Lions have specific roles and governing rules, lions form groups and defend or kill off any threat in their territory...they dont adhere to any other predator in their mits if they feel threatened, and would kill tigers by the hundreds...thats only one pride.

Look at the mapogos again:


What are they doing? Drinking water out of a river, what do both lion and tiger need? Water, hence on the ashoka edicts, they all just happened to land on rivers, hence it was a main life stream for lions, an where mostly all the wild conflicts took place, theres to many proof of this that showed lions killed tigers in their areas, and yet no tigers killing lion accounts exist in indias wilds.

All you're doing is speculating an opining that a few pounds of a rare heavy tiger who will be fighting with an extra paw will change the fact that lions hunt and fight in coalitions. And even the mapogos were eventually defeated:
http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-history-most-brutal-killer-the-majingilane-male-lions

This is the life of the lion, they fight, dominate and try to rule the most land range there is, they also populate alot faster than tigers, which again shows the numbers, theres only around 3,500 tigers in the world, theres over 20,000 lions...even if you go back centurys, there was only 80,000 tigers, in comparance there was over 250,000 lions...lions are just the better survivalist, an dominate anything, nothing on earth but man could out compete lions, hence they transvered atleast 5 continents, while tigers only 1...asia, an borderd onto Eurasia.

Again river:


How can a tiger take on an entire pride:


When tigers cant even take on 40 lb wild dogs:

Hello, we are Dhole, an we kill tigers

http://www.allempires.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=35515


Valmik himself stated a case of red dogs killing a tiger, so how can he not accept lions would too, a animal that out weighs a wild dog 10x over and has just as much or even more in a pride. You're still not getting it, how can the tiger population thrive if the tigers cubs and juveniles are killed? You do know that lions wouldnt just walk pass a tiger cub den an let them live right? Males are notorious for killing cubs too:


Lions are similar to humans, a King will not allow his rival kingdom be spared in a time of war, that means tiger cubs will be at steak, young tigers and even adult tigers will be at steak...the tiger population will plummet drastically...india is massive, I dont see why they have to put the two so near each other so early, their numbers should arise alot more before their natural state takes effect again.

It seems that every time when it comes to tiger fans there is always an agenda, like saying the tiger is bigger, faster, more cunning, out weighs the lion, is longer, is heavier, an again an again with this hypothetical size comparison which stems from some idiotic bias...thats gona mean jack shit when both are in the same area. Valmiks book is ridiculous, do you know how to be conclusive that lions werent actaully native to india? Actually go and talk to every historian in every different area they were once noted to have lived there, once he visits thousands of these historical sites and they all unanimously tell the lions were never seen in the wild there, then he can be conclusive...he can claim hes conclusive now by taking wikipedia like cites an copy an pasting internet main stream stuff and twisting them to his own views, but his arguments are weak when held in the light of the facts. Which is just an opinion, a poor one at that.
 
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I care about the welfare of the tigers and lions and I was talking about a lion and a tiger 1 v 1ing each other but no I guess that wouldn't happen in the wild now would it
 

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I care about the welfare of the tigers and lions and I was talking about a lion and a tiger 1 v 1ing each other but no I guess that wouldn't happen in the wild now would it
Well this isnt a L vs T thread, this is a debate on Valmik thapars claims that lions are not native to india. Everything I adressed was specifically against thapars claims. If you'd like to debate L vs T ask the mods to open the thread, I see no reason why they wouldnt if its kept civil...and by the way...in the wild, lions wouldnt care less of this 1 vs 1 concept...the tigers will be killed off in a group effort.
 

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I don't think I'd waste a whole thread on L vs T though...
 

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So if the population increased by 27% over a 5 year period and we still have the inbreeding that's going to be a problem isn't it? Has the government tried to use DNA from other species of lions to get the females pregnant yet?
 

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I don't think I'd waste a whole thread on L vs T though...
Then why bring it up? On that matter I dought you have 100s of accounts of tigers killing lions anyway, you'd only just speculate, an use flawed opinions.


On Valmik, he even states that there was no lions in china and he has enough records of this, again...wrong, first of all, what records? Does he speak chinese? Did he talk to hundreds of chinese historians? No. There are records of lions presence in china, he states they are just mythos, wrong again, real live lions were given to china from, Persian rulers, tibetan rulers and even indian rulers:

Historian colemen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elijah_Coleman_Bridgman
"The lion, King of beast, occurs in africa, the middle east and north west india. As the power of the han dynasty (206 B.C -220 A.D) extended far into the west, lions began to reach the emperors palace as tribute. When people confined them with tigers and leopards, they were astonished to discover that here was a creature which could subdue the most feared of chinas wild animals, that ferocious maneater, the tiger."

http://www.taiwan-panorama.com/en/s...22E.TXT&table=2&h1=Art and Culture&h2=Museums

Chinese historians would assert, as tribute. In Kanghe's dictionary, a work is quoted which says, that in reign of Shun te, of the Han dynasty, in A. i>. 126, Solik a prince of the west presented a Tibetan yak and a lion to the emperor; the latter was of a uniform yellow, and had a tuft on the tail. Marco Polo says, that, during the festival of the White Feast, a lion was conducted into the presence of his majesty, "so tame, that it is taught to lay itself down at his feet." Du Halde also mentions that a lion was among the gifts presented to Hungwoo, the founder of the Ming dynasty; and after his reign, in 1421, shah Rokh's embassadors carried with them another, which was presented to Yunglo; and again, about the year 1466, two were sent to Heentsung by the king of Samarcand.

~The Chinese Repository By Elijah Coleman Bridgman, Samuel Wells Williams

Thats as far back as the second century B-C, he wants me to believe, rulers back in the BC times, transported lions from africa to persia, only to re-transport them to china? lol Valmik doesnt scholar in anything on the asiatic lion, his life knowledge is just the conservation of tigers.

Guo Pu or Kwoh P'oh

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guo_Pu

Also, in the Western Jin, the annotation by Guo Pu to Erya indicates that "suanni" is actually another word for a lion that made its way into China from western regions.

http://theme.npm.edu.tw/exh102/oversized10201/en/ch01.html

Lion and prostrate Tiger


A lion to be presented by the barbarian King of Po-ssu was captured and retained by the rebel Mo-ch’I Ch’ou-nu while on its way to the capital. Toward the end of Yung-an (A.D 530), with the downfall of [Mo-ch’I] Ch’oi-nu,, [the lion] finally reached the capital. Emperor chuang said to Li Yu, the Chief Palace attendent, We have heard that when a tiger sees a lion, it will always lay prostrate. Lets get a tiger and try to find out wheather this is true.
http://books.google.com/books?id=lO...a=X&ei=uohxVPKbCJSyoQTwt4LwBg&ved=0CAwQ6AEwAw


Lets see what the synonyms of Prostrate are:
http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/prostrate

So:

-Beaten
-Paralayzed
-Defensless
-Weak
-Overwhelmed
-Over Powered
-Exhausted
-Immobilized
-Knocked over

Tibet:

http://www.tibetarchaeology.com/march-2011/


A young lion comes from tibet and it is said to eat tigers
http://books.google.com/books?id=f6...a=X&ei=vhlHVKeMFtCyyASnnoDwAw&ved=0CAoQ6AEwAg


(Suanni) Lion On the ancient Chinese dictionary, Erhya (é¢âÎ ûr y®£), there is an ancient and probably indigenous Chinese term for the lion. This term is Suanni (“©‡« suÇn ní), described as a light-colored tiger (or feline) which eats other tigers and leopards and identified by the earliest commentators with the Han lion, Shizi. It
http://www.cozychinese.com/lion-shi/



It shows that during the fighting between a lion and a tiger, the tiger is killed and eaten by the lion.
http://maskdance.com/japanese/sub3/sub1.asp?bseq=7&cat=-1&sk=&sv=&page=1&mode=view&aseq=7

Monk Huilin said: "Suan Ni is the Lion, the Western
Regions."


2. The sixth is the Suan Ni, is a beast can be eating tigers and leopards.
http://danci.911cha.com/狻猊.html

(15th century Puntsaou)

The Lion, designated by a character which implies, that it is the chief among carnivorous animals... It preys upon the tiger, the leopard, and the yu, another species of the feline race...naturalists, quoted in the Punt-saou, assert, he is the prince, that is, second to the king among the beasts of the field.
http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA...IBw&id=KrwRAAAAYAAJ&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html



The Forbidden City is divided into an outer and an inner court. We are now standing on the southernmost part of the outer court. In front of us lies the Gate of Supreme Harmony. The gate is guarded by a pair of bronze lions, symbolizing imperial power and dignity. The lions were the most exquisite and the biggest of its kind.…

According to the ancient record the lion was also called Suanni. The historical books Hou Han Shu (History of the Late Han Dynasty) and Dong Guan Han Ji have it that by the reign of emperors Zhang and Shun of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 - 220 A.D.) lions were brought in by envoys from the States of Anxi and Shule. Yu Shinan, a famous calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty described the animal in his Ode to the Lions:"Its eyesight is like a shaft of lightning and its roaring, a peal of thunder." And in this way the nimble but ferocious beast was vividly brought forth in his writing. In ancient China, lions were used to guard tombs, carved in grottoes and made onto articles for daily use. For example, you can find stone lions of the Han and Tang dynasties, the pieces of brocade with lion patterns discovered on the Silk Road, the lion as a ride for Bodhisattva Manjusri in the Stone Cave Temple, the bronze mirror with lion patterns of the Tang Dynasty, seal with a lion - shaped knob of the Northern and Southern dynasties as well as porcelain pillows and toys...

The lion, an animal from an exotic land, was the king of all beasts, able to safe-guard hills and mountains. Suanni, a legendary and ferocious beast, able to devour tigers and leopards, signified that all mountains around were under unified governance and all beasts at his command.
http://www.conference.ac.cn/BeijingGuide/ForbiddenCity.htm


All the chinese records about lions eating tigers when confined together is seen even on video today:

Lioness trys to eat tiger, is saved by male lion:

How...how can they be that accurate thousands of years ago to video now? Suanni was the lions original name in china, and shizi was adopted in the 6th century...again how can you know if lions were present there if you didnt even know his originated real name?

The places china has records of lions being brought over are never mentioned from africa, they always mention a persian, indian or other eruasian culture...why would they get the lions from africa, look back at the map...africa is 5-10 times the distance away from china then from india, india is basically in walking distance. The same with barbary lions and the romans, many lions could be caught because rome/greece/italy euorpes bay is ridiculously close to north africa and they used boats as well as stated in their cultures epigrams.. Valmik wants people to believe that you can actually walk 50,000 lions 10x the land distance from africa to india? lol I'd like to see them walk a single pride that distance before the lion is either starved to death or killed in a mis-hap accident.

Nothing he says adds up. And nothing he says even holds up.
 

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So do we change the fucking national animal to a lion or what cus their better anyway and are mentioned more times in the mahabharata and used as titles by northerners? It would seem like a reasonable choice.
 

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So if the population increased by 27% over a 5 year period and we still have the inbreeding that's going to be a problem isn't it? Has the government tried to use DNA from other species of lions to get the females pregnant yet?

Natural selection takes thousands of years, not decades or centurys, natural selection was brought up by one of the greatest scientist of all time, Charles darwin. They have to let it go on their own, the indian lion has alot of covering to do before his prowess is restored...again, if you look at captive asiatic lions, they look splitting images of the barbary lions who they are descendants of



http://girasiaticlion.blogspot.com/2015/04/op-ed-gaza-family-rescues-lion-cubs.html

The few males that are in the wild...only just at 100...mate with more relatives than they do non-relatives, hence they will not look as powerful as they once did, but as time goes along, only the strongest males who dominate rival prides will increase the natural selection an produce bigger an stronger off springs...many lions as far as Uttar predesh an bengal hunted were noted to be just as big as the cape lion, and some sources state the cape lion could have been as big as 800 lbs...most hunters stated that lions of india differed only slight from african lions, in size, bulk, and other attributes.

Yet the tiger noted by many hunters say tiger sizes are often exaggerated


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspar_Whitney

There is also much exaggeration concerning size and weight. A tiger that measures ten feet from the tip of its nose to the end of its tail is a big one, and above the average, which is about nine and a half feet. Of course there are exceptions, as in all animal kind, but the majority of eleven and twelve foot tiger stories are fiction. I was unable during six months' hunting to find definite account of one even eleven feet in length. I did hear of several ranging from ten feet to ten feet six inches, and one of ten feet eight inches. So also with the weight, which is commonly written down at from 4oo to 5oo pounds, whereas the average will run from 3oo to 375 pounds, the latter being a good one and the former figure more near the average.
http://books.google.com/books?dq=th...d=VCAuAAAAYAAJ&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html_text

However, the tigers in the Sundarbans weigh just 76.7 kg, nearly half of the weight of other wild Bengal tigers, which average at 138.2 kg. This is also less than the average weight of tigers from any of the other 8 sub-species, making the Sundarbans tigers probably the smallest in the world
http://archive.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=156957

Even if rare big tigers confront the gir lions, they will be facing large coalitions and prides:

Mr. Padya talks about a asiatic lioness killing a croc, and that lions have large coalitions too in india:
http://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/art-and-culture/at-home-with-the-lions/

Again, how can the tiger have ousted the lion, when they can hardly oust a leopard:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3928165


A leeeeopard...is literally nothing compared to the power of a pride of lions...again, nothing Valmik says adds up. Again, these are not mythos, these are real live lions given to china:

Tocharians



The Tocharians sent lions to Tang' on three occaisons once in the seventh and twice in the eigth century; the embassy of 719 is especially interesting in that two lions were presented by a Tocharian magnifico on behalf of rome.

(Tai'Zong/Tai'sung)



It glares its eyes---and lighting flashes,
It vents its voice---and thunder echoes,

It drags away the tiger.
Swallows down the bear,
Splits the rhinocerous,
Cleaves the elephant,

It crushes the mighty guar between gums and palate
It bends the boa snake between finger and palm

“A glourious event in the past”




The lion was even more savage then the tiger.


~~The Golden Peaches of Samarkand: A Study of T‘ang Exotics University of California Press, 1963
http://books.google.com/books?id=9Z...ost+powerful+animal&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html

Emperor wu started breeding lions
http://english.cri.cn/7146/2014/08/22/2921s841409_2.htm

Terrace and stone sculptures at Songling, tombs of the Song Dynasty in Gongyi City, Henan

Surrounding the tomb terrace were four walls; inside the wall corners were four watchtowers... were pairs of stone lions.
http://www.china.org.cn/features/atam/2005-01/07/content_1115232.htm

Do you know how much records there are to go through that would show lions in both india and china? BILLIONS, Valmik hasnt gone through even a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of lions in the history of china and india.
 

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Natural selection takes thousands of years, not decades or centurys, natural selection was brought up by one of the greatest scientist of all time, Charles darwin. They have to let it go on their own, the indian lion has alot of covering to do before his prowess is restored...again, if you look at captive asiatic lions, they look splitting images of the barbary lions who they are descendants of



http://girasiaticlion.blogspot.com/2015/04/op-ed-gaza-family-rescues-lion-cubs.html

The few males that are in the wild...only just at 100...mate with more relatives than they do non-relatives, hence they will not look as powerful as they once did, but as time goes along, only the strongest males who dominate rival prides will increase the natural selection an produce bigger an stronger off springs...many lions as far as Uttar predesh an bengal hunted were noted to be just as big as the cape lion, and some sources state the cape lion could have been as big as 800 lbs...most hunters stated that lions of india differed only slight from african lions, in size, bulk, and other attributes.

Yet the tiger noted by many hunters say tiger sizes are often exaggerated


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspar_Whitney

There is also much exaggeration concerning size and weight. A tiger that measures ten feet from the tip of its nose to the end of its tail is a big one, and above the average, which is about nine and a half feet. Of course there are exceptions, as in all animal kind, but the majority of eleven and twelve foot tiger stories are fiction. I was unable during six months' hunting to find definite account of one even eleven feet in length. I did hear of several ranging from ten feet to ten feet six inches, and one of ten feet eight inches. So also with the weight, which is commonly written down at from 4oo to 5oo pounds, whereas the average will run from 3oo to 375 pounds, the latter being a good one and the former figure more near the average.
http://books.google.com/books?dq=th...d=VCAuAAAAYAAJ&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html_text

However, the tigers in the Sundarbans weigh just 76.7 kg, nearly half of the weight of other wild Bengal tigers, which average at 138.2 kg. This is also less than the average weight of tigers from any of the other 8 sub-species, making the Sundarbans tigers probably the smallest in the world
http://archive.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=156957

Even if rare big tigers confront the gir lions, they will be facing large coalitions and prides:

Mr. Padya talks about a asiatic lioness killing a croc, and that lions have large coalitions too in india:
http://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/art-and-culture/at-home-with-the-lions/

Again, how can the tiger have ousted the lion, when they can hardly oust a leopard:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3928165


A leeeeopard...is literally nothing compared to the power of a pride of lions...again, nothing Valmik says adds up. Again, these are not mythos, these are real live lions given to china:

Tocharians



The Tocharians sent lions to Tang' on three occaisons once in the seventh and twice in the eigth century; the embassy of 719 is especially interesting in that two lions were presented by a Tocharian magnifico on behalf of rome.

(Tai'Zong/Tai'sung)



It glares its eyes---and lighting flashes,
It vents its voice---and thunder echoes,

It drags away the tiger.
Swallows down the bear,
Splits the rhinocerous,
Cleaves the elephant,

It crushes the mighty guar between gums and palate
It bends the boa snake between finger and palm

“A glourious event in the past”




The lion was even more savage then the tiger.


~~The Golden Peaches of Samarkand: A Study of T‘ang Exotics University of California Press, 1963
http://books.google.com/books?id=9Z...ost+powerful+animal&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html

Emperor wu started breeding lions
http://english.cri.cn/7146/2014/08/22/2921s841409_2.htm

Terrace and stone sculptures at Songling, tombs of the Song Dynasty in Gongyi City, Henan

Surrounding the tomb terrace were four walls; inside the wall corners were four watchtowers... were pairs of stone lions.
http://www.china.org.cn/features/atam/2005-01/07/content_1115232.htm

Do you know how much records there are to go through that would show lions in both india and china? BILLIONS, Valmik hasnt gone through even a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of lions in the history of china and india.
I dread to think of a time when they all end up more inbred than Spanish Hapburgs. Don't you need good genes to continue the lineage instead of mating lions that are probably cousins with each other repeatedly? There were only 177 in 1975 and even then there was still poaching.
 

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So do we change the fucking national animal to a lion or what cus their better anyway and are mentioned more times in the mahabharata and used as titles by northerners? It would seem like a reasonable choice.
Thats up to india, personally I think the tiger should remain as indias national animal, he is currently more plentiful and the lion already is predominantly on almost every national flag on the planet:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Flags_with_animals#Lion

While the tiger only on two:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Flags_with_animals#Tiger

But again, this has to do in why they picked the animal...think about it, a country wants to represent themselves as a powerful force not a weak and brittle place to where they might be conquered, hence lions are synonymous with the word power, unity, and strength...tigers according to the natives, biology books and trainers who worked with them state the tiger is untrust worthy, cowardly, fearful and savage, kills without remorse...so what of the two do you want to be a representative of? A coward or a courageous entity? I think its obvious, plus...Valmik thapars consensus is that the lion is condoled over the tiger with all the kings just because of his majestic looks, I think thats incorrect....the kings all over the world have passage rights to travel the world and break bread with other cultures in unification...

Hence if they accompanied rulers of africa, persia and india...thence they would have saw the lion facing down hundreds of hyena, with males winning almost unanimously, killing leopards, cheetahs and big game commonly, yet when they saw the tiger, the tiger was killed by wild dogs, kills small game on average, and fights more of a ambush tactics from the back with hardly fair play...which of the two would the King then admire, fancy or built thousands of monuments of?

I would think the more powerful animal.
 

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I dread to think of a time when they all end up more inbred than Spanish Hapburgs. Don't you need good genes to continue the lineage instead of mating lions that are probably cousins with each other repeatedly? There were only 177 in 1975 and even then there was still poaching.
No because, eventualy the relations will be far apart, as soon as it gets to 5th -10th cousins, they would be almost non-related.

I dont know on the rest.

The reason most people like the tiger is because alot of the 18th and 19th century books flood the literature with tigers doing incredible feats, like commonly butchering bull elephants, weighing almost half a ton, and other stuff thats not true:


Much of the talk in history books where they state the tiger drove the lion out of india is from citing misinformed information, for instance, self proclaimed scientist have stated tigers grow to 18 feet long (twice the length of a large tiger),
https://books.google.com/books?id=sa09AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA437&dq=bengal+tiger+18+feet+long&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwig_u2nrOXKAhUP72MKHb-WDDUQ6AEIJjAC#v=onepage&q=bengal tiger 18 feet long&f=false

that tigers can leap 100 feet (5x the distance of a tigers almost farthest leap)
https://books.google.com/books?id=UhMHACB9iRwC&pg=PA475&dq=tiger+leap+100+feet&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwibkPboq-XKAhUN9GMKHZt0ATQQ6AEIRTAF#v=onepage&q=tiger leap 100 feet&f=false

Hence by then, almost every book has tigers as an unbeatable entity. That they dwarf lions, can easily over power them, and have exterminated indian lions from india...all this is just bias false claims from people who have never seen a lion and tiger in the same photo or interact with each other. When we do see the actual records, the tiger falls short of his herculean mtytho strength and prowess.

Its also evident why tigers kill more humans than any other big cat, its because he is unable to hunt the bigger mega faunas in his area to a degree of commonly...hence he apts to take in weaker prey, which humans can offer up little to no struggle...lions hardly ever attack humans...as their attributes to almost all the records, say he is magnanimous, forgiving, respectful and loving...these are the quality's he expresses as a protector role he is genetically wired to portray and as stated are similar to humans...atleast to a degree. I mean its cool an all that tigers slaughters almost anything they come across, but they lack any genuine quality's the lion has, like protecting, caring for another being and providing a human like Kingdom of balance of governing...the lion is unlike any other big cat, he is more dog like and human like...loyal.







The possibility's of gaining new elements of emotion, skill, and learning is limitless when one has a mentor, to follow, young male lions learn everything from their older brothers, uncles and fathers, all other big cats basically go off of instinct, but lions have alot more socializing that can amplify everything. Hence lions are the only big cats with noble quality's.
 
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Thats up to india, personally I think the tiger should remain as indias national animal, he is currently more plentiful and the lion already is predominantly on almost every national flag on the planet:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Flags_with_animals#Lion

While the tiger only on two:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Flags_with_animals#Tiger

But again, this has to do in why they picked the animal...think about it, a country wants to represent themselves as a powerful force not a weak and brittle place to where they might be conquered, hence lions are synonymous with the word power, unity, and strength...tigers according to the natives, biology books and trainers who worked with them state the tiger is untrust worthy, cowardly, fearful and savage, kills without remorse...so what of the two do you want to be a representative of? A coward or a courageous entity? I think its obvious, plus...Valmik thapars consensus is that the lion is condoled over the tiger with all the kings just because of his majestic looks, I think thats incorrect....the kings all over the world have passage rights to travel the world and break bread with other cultures in unification...

Hence if they accompanied rulers of africa, persia and india...thence they would have saw the lion facing down hundreds of hyena, with males winning almost unanimously, killing leopards, cheetahs and big game commonly, yet when they saw the tiger, the tiger was killed by wild dogs, kills small game on average, and fights more of a ambush tactics from the back with hardly fair play...which of the two would the King then admire, fancy or built thousands of monuments of?

I would think the more powerful animal.
I don't know....I kind of like an animal that is savage and kills small animals without remorse....kind of like how we should be doing to certain people to north west (pakistan) and north east (china.....god am I the only one who thinks that the PRC is a mortal enemy and that the PLA should just die in a blazing hellfire) once we mobilise and get all the problems (mostly chutiya people in government like Rahul and liberal and marxists and islamists and regionalists and infrastructure in the East as well as building a strong navy, airforce, army etc) out of the way..... somehow.
 

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I don't know....I kind of like an animal that is savage and kills small animals without remorse....kind of like how we should be doing to certain people to north west (pakistan) and north east (china.....god am I the only one who thinks that the PRC is a mortal enemy and that the PLA should just die in a blazing hellfire) once we mobilise and get all the problems (mostly chutiya people in government like Rahul and liberal and marxists and islamists and regionalists and infrastructure in the East as well as building a strong navy, airforce, army etc) out of the way..... somehow.
Well I guess thats not up to one person, its what the entire culture wants to be reflected as. Those quality's reform out of fear, when you attack something for no reason you are fearful and cowardly, thence the lion term of opposite lion hearted, bold and brave, they only kill what they need to, mostly out of starvation or to protect themselves or their kin, while tigers will kill you for no other reason then just because. In that sense, you are not angry, you are fearful...two different things.

The lion represents both protection and conquering (offence and defence), thence why they are affiliated so much with embassy's, dynasty's, empires of power, just because you can kill something doesnt make you powerful, tigers dont resemble power, they are powerful animals in general, but strength and power are two different things.
 

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I have never really cared about nobility in foreign policy towards incultured bakwas countries that dare to get in the way of Bharat Samraj. I never liked those haramis. They were always in the way of Akhand Bharat. This is something I have been thinking about every single day after I first heard the words " Akhand Bharat". Ah AKHAND. The word completes me. Until I heard those words I had no purpose in life. It is a dream worth realizing is it not? But a very unindian and sly way of achieving it. I cannot die happy until it happens. I want it to happen one way or another. So long as it happens. How can I be worse than an arabised bastard swine who is ashamed of his own language and a marxist who bitches out just because the japanese don't mention Nanking in their history books and destroys Tibetan monasteries of great cultural value at the same time? .KYU? So far I am liking tigers very much :)
 
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oh fuck this are we really going to get into a "Lion vs Tiger debate"

Exactly.
First he says in post #70:

Revamping, no need for L vs T, Just find it interesting that there is a common debate on which animal is the older in india, lion or tiger:
Then a couple of posts later he starts his lion Vs. Tiger spamming BS

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I don't think I'd waste a whole thread on L vs T though...
Ohhhh
This @Sword guy spammed the shit out of a whole thread (lion vs. Tiger; it is somewhere around here on the forum)
You have no idea. This sword guy has a major Lion fetish. :pound:
 

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Revamping, no need for L vs T, Just find it interesting that there is a common debate on which animal is the older in india, lion or tiger:




FACTS

- Lions live more in the open (can easily be seen miles off)
- Lions roar more frequent, loudest, travels the farthest to unify, to challenge, (easier be spoted)
- Lions live in groups (so over 20 could have been killed all at once)
- Lions were at the time indias national symbol of power (hence the british would target them)
- Every man both sides British or indian would have a fire arm (they'd shoot anything that moves in the jungle)
- Lions are more braver an curious in confrontations, wouldnt have backed down unbeknownst of fire power

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Gigantic amount of crap
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tadaaaaa

TWO MALE LIONS vs. Fat guy armed with toilet paper.

 

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I think what you are talking about is more suitable for another thread.

As for lions and tigers...Again, people can walk right up to lions with little accord and minimum safety:



You cannot do that with a tiger, he will attack you before the animal.

“He saw lion,” Raju translates, “just a few minutes ago.” Asking Raju if the man was scared, he replies that this is normal for him. The lions do not want to eat people, they want the cattle.
http://ravensontheroad.blogspot.com/2013/04/africa-in-gujarat.html

In any case, people surrounding the protected park now love the lions, and they are not seen as a threat. Occasionally they will venture into neighboring villages, but since they are not in a busy tourist area of India, there is little fear or bother to their lifestyle, which is one thing that the lion has in its favor.
http://roshanimals.blogspot.com/2009/07/asiatic-lion.html

Good work
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-34594692

To me, asiatic lions are a massive asset to any state that holds them, both economically and biologically, there are three sources that even say most of the villagers are proud to have the lions around them, they even feel more safe because when buffalo and other large cattle trample their crops they are sometimes attacked by the bulls, the lions have saved them several times and warded off or killed some of the cattle, this again is a protective quality the males have that no other big cat has:
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/8305836/ns/world_news-africa/t/ethiopian-girl-reportedly-guarded-lions/

Again, it makes no sense to kill a lion, a lion will worth how much in poaching parts? A few hundred dollars...those same poachers in general the people should know that in photography, a single good photo is worth as much, when you kill the lion thats all they get is one pay in return, if they have a camera, they can take as many photos as they like an profit that way, which saves the lion and even monitors their safety...its all about awareness. Which is still confusing in why they would kill or hunt out the asiatic lion more than leopard and tigers who kill 10x more humans...lions are 100% more beneficial to the economy, people all over the world are willing to pay big bucks to see them, the more lions, the more money gujarat can make...but of course that shouldnt be the reason why they protect them, but I'm sure gujarat people genuinely care, as they are the only state out of all of india to have restored their lions and saved them from the brink of extinction.
 

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You cannot do that with a tiger, he will attack you before the animal.

“He saw lion,” Raju translates, “just a few minutes ago.” Asking Raju if the man was scared, he replies that this is normal for him. The lions do not want to eat people, they want the cattle.
http://ravensontheroad.blogspot.com/2013/04/africa-in-gujarat.html

In any case, people surrounding the protected park now love the lions, and they are not seen as a threat. Occasionally they will venture into neighboring villages, but since they are not in a busy tourist area of India, there is little fear or bother to their lifestyle, which is one thing that the lion has in its favor.
http://roshanimals.blogspot.com/2009/07/asiatic-lion.html
Yeah, right.
Seriously dude stop this BS and admit it Tigers are the best.
And stop giving blogs as source links. :pound:
 

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Ohhhh
This @Sword guy spammed the shit out of a whole thread (lion vs. Tiger; it is somewhere around here on the forum)
You have no idea. This sword guy has a major Lion fetish. :pound:
No more than a naturalist, biologist, zoologist or even enthusiast...atleast I'm on point, as I dont troll and cry my ass off when proven wrong like you an saty.

And nice video, that proved my point that lions are not a threat unless provoked, more awareness like this should be made through out all of india, that way more reintroduction programs can restore the lions former Kingdom.

An whats with the fake laughing icon, you really laughing like that for what again? That lions are gregarious and wouldnt be ousted by any sized tiger...I dont have a fetish like you an saty have with rants, I just find it interesting in how ignorant most of you are to your own animals. As I dont care for one over the other, I like both equally. An how you treat these animals like they are some type of joke when both are in such peril states...good for you bro.
 

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