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On international lions day,the 16th Lion Population Estimation report conducted by the Gujarat Forest Department in May 2025, the number of Asiatic lions rose to a record 891. It's was estimated to be as low as 12 in 1880.
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On international lions day,the 16th Lion Population Estimation report conducted by the Gujarat Forest Department in May 2025, the number of Asiatic lions rose to a record 891. It's was estimated to be as low as 12 in 1880.

u/Affectionate-Fun2853 — 10 days ago
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Impressive leopard Jump. Also Cheetahs have the highest hunting success rate of any big cat at 58% higher than lions, tigers, and leopards . Surprised huh?

u/Affectionate-Fun2853 — 27 days ago
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To protect Methuselah from vandalism and heavy tourist traffic, the U.S. Forest Service keeps its exact coordinates a strict secret. No public signs point to the exact tree

u/Affectionate-Fun2853 — 28 days ago
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The photo of Buzz's "girlfriend" in Home Alone was actually the son of the film's art director.Director Chris Columbus believed it would be mean-spirited to use a real girl for the joke.

u/Affectionate-Fun2853 — 1 month ago
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It is estimated that up to 70% of the sand on white beaches in places like the Caribbean and Hawaii is made of parrotfish waste. On some tropical islands (like those in the Maldives), they are responsible for creating over 85% of the island's sandy foundation!

u/Affectionate-Fun2853 — 2 months ago
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This is the giant European legless lizard! It is the world’s largest legless lizard, with some adults reaching up to five feet!

u/Affectionate-Fun2853 — 2 months ago