Deputy Conservator of Forests Yogesh Desai said no symptoms linked to the suspected infection have been found among lions in the district so far. Eight lions have died in Amreli and Gir Somnath ...
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Gir lion deaths: Forest Department steps up efforts to contain suspected infection
Eight lions, most of them cubs, died under suspicious circumstances in Gujarat's Gir region. The state has intensified ...
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Gir lions under threat: Virus kills 7 in Gujarat, 17 in quarantine
A mysterious infectious disease has killed seven Asiatic lions in Gujarat's Gir Forest, the only place on Earth where the ...
Two lion cubs died of suspected Babesia infection in Gir forest as officials placed 10 symptomatic lions under observation to ...
Two lion cubs in Gujarat's Gir National Park died from suspected Babesia infection, while three others perished from natural ...
Gir Somnath, No new suspected cases of Babesia infection among Asiatic lions have been reported in the past three days, while 17 big cats remain under observation, Gujarat Forest and Environment ...
Eight Asiatic lion cubs have died in India's Gir forest reserve over the past week, officials said Friday, prompting concern ...
AHMEDABAD: A fresh health scare has rattled Gujarat’s pride the Asiatic lions of Gir. In a matter of days, lions and cubs have died across Gir East and Gir West ...
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4 lion cubs die in Gujarat's Gir forest region, 17 isolated amid viral infection scare
India, May 29 -- Four lion cubs have died in different areas of the Gir forest region in Gujarat due to suspected infection, while 17 big cats have been isolated, officials said.
Wildlife activists explain that the disease primarily spreads via "ticks" hosted by domestic cattle like cows and buffaloes, which migrate to the pride when lions scavenge on dead livestock or venture ...
Eight lion cubs die from suspected Babesia infection in Gujarat, prompting intensified containment and tick-removal measures by authorities.
A massive decontamination and de-ticking campaign is currently underway across the sanctuary landscape to eradicate the parasitic ticks from the wildlife population and protect vulnerable prides from ...
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