Hey guys it's Kerry I've got Asiatic lions
Royal Bengal tigers and Asiatic bears Asiatic lion
they mate between October and November the male smells the females urine or
vulva to assess receptivity mating lasts three to six days
during this time a pair generally copulates every 20 to 30 minutes
they don't worry about hunting and only drink water
like those of other cats the male lion's penis has spines that point backward
during withdrawal the spines rake the walls of the female's vagina which may
help ovulation females choose to mate with dominant
males of several rivaling prides that share their home ranges
these males are much more tolerant towards the cubs and it reduces the
chance of infanticide only new males that enter the female
territories may kill unfamiliar cubs
prides consists of related females and cubs with the males living separately in
hierarchical coalitions for reproducing successfully a male
needs to hold tenure for over 24 months to ensure that the cubs sired by him
reach recruitment age and are not killed by new territorial males
female prides do not remain exclusive to any particular coalition
India is the only country in the world to have asiatic Lions in their natural
habitat there are approximately 700 asiatic
lions in the world and they all live in the Gir forest India in Gujarat
cubs become independent at the age of about two years
sub-adult males leave their natal pride latest at the age of three years
and become nomads until they establish their own territory
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Royal Bengal tiger tigers unlike many other cat species
readily enter water to cool themselves and in the pursuit of prey
they are powerful swimmers and capable of traversing lakes and rivers
tigers assert and maintain their control over their territories by continuously
patrolling them
they are able to coexist with other predators such as leopards
Asiatic wild dogs brown bears and wolves throughout most of their range
usually there is little interaction between species especially since tigers
are mostly nocturnal and the other species are mainly diurnal
the hind legs of the tiger are longer than their front legs
this enables them to leap forward distances up to 10 meters
the bones of the tiger's front legs are strong and dense to support the large
musculature needed to take down large prey
the bones in each of the tiger's feet are tightly connected by ligaments
enabling them to buffer the impact of landing from running pouncing and
leaping
tigers have large padded feet that enable them to silently stalk prey in
the Asian jungles
the claws of the tiger are up to 10 centimeters in length and are used to
grasp and hold on to prey
each paw has four of these and one specialized claws called a dew claw
dew claws are similar to thumbs they are used for grasping prey and aiding
climbing
tiger claws are retractable in that ligaments hold them in a protective skin
sheath when they're not being used this helps them to keep sharp
tigers that are 10 years old or older can be distinguished by their belly they
have a belly skin fold that is sagging their nose shows pigmentation
and their canines and incisors are worn down
they often have broken or missing teeth with dark brown stains on some of their
teeth
the lips are often sagging and show a fold
sometimes you can see a receding gum line
sunbear they are active at night and are
excellent and agile climbers they sleep and sunbathe in the trees
Asiatic bear they are powerful swimmers and their short five centimeter claws
make them adept tree climbers
they have powerful upper bodies and relatively weak hind legs which are
shorter than those in brown bears and american black bears
lost there they have long snouts which are similar
but less elongate than those of anteaters
it has huge feet an enormous claws and are capable of galloping faster than
a person can run
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