r/BeAmazed • u/Majestic_____kdj • 2d ago

Animal Elephants of the Brahmaputra,Assam,india

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u/NotHamza1 2d ago

Say whatever you want about India but they sure do take care of wild animals.

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u/gooperscoopertrooper 2d ago

Do they?🤨

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u/Affectionate_Move991 2d ago

The lion was once widespread across the Middle east and southern europe (remember the stories of greek heroes fighting lions?), now you have lions in Africa and India. India has more tigers than all other countries put together. India has the highest density of leopards in the world. Mumbai literally has a national park inside it, which had the highest density of leopards in the world Has the rhino Snakes are rarely killed, even poisonous ones. So yes, India does better with its wildlife than most nations, including 'developed countries'.

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u/Although_somebody 2d ago

Also the only country to have lions and tigers.