Babbar shares Simba and Sultan.
Life mates are being sought for Asiatic lions Simba and Sultan of Etawah Lion Safari Park in Uttar Pradesh. Preparations have been going on for the past one month to bring a lioness for both. Such a decision has been taken to increase the clan of lions. Correspondence has been sent to the National Zoo Authority of India to trace the lioness. The lioness is expected to be found in Shakkarbagh Zoological Park in Gujarat.
Both the lionesses will be brought in as soon as CZA permits. There are some conditions for choosing a lioness. Both lions require a wild-born lioness. Etawah Safari Park Director Anil Kumar Patel has requested the Central Zoo Authority to bring the lioness from Sakkarbagh Zoological Garden in Junagadh, Gujarat.
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Born in the breeding center of the Safari Park, both the males are about to complete their eight years of age. In fact, lion cubs become adults at the age of four. But no lioness could be found for these two lionesses. Due to which his family could not move forward. Now it has been decided that soon both of them will be given a lioness to increase the clan.
Both lions are 8 years old
Giving information, Director of Etawah Safari Park Dr. Anil Kumar Patel said that the lions Simba and Sultan Namak born in Etawah Safari Park are about 8 years old. Now such a lioness who was born and brought up in the wild is being hunted down.
Behind this, they believe that the female lioness living in the safari park is somehow their gene. Therefore, it would be better if they meet the lioness only from outside. Because the cubs born from the mating of lionesses and lionesses with different genes are much less prone to diseases and are quite strong.
For this reason, efforts are being made to bring lionesses from outside for these two lionesses. Anil Kumar said – This time there are 15 lions and lionesses in Etawah Safari Park. Out of which 11 were born in Etawah Safari Park. A lioness for both lions: There is every hope of an increase in the family of Asiatic lions at the Safari’s Building Center.
