India’s National Animal | Know Your Country | National Geographic

India is home to 70% of the world's tiger population. Watch the journey of the Tiger from being an apex predator to being India’s national animal on Know Your Country.
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[@rightwing9608]

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[@dhanjeepandey4252]

Good one.....

[@d1vyanss]

Why so less view

[@aniket_rajankar]

Because itis in english not in hindi

[@d1vyanss]

@@aniket_rajankar that's sad. Man.!!

[@CA_INSHORT]

Indian map is incorrect that you have shown.

[@chan_for]

can't stop addin libbu logic

[@Childfamous]

👍Lion powerful jugal king man💖
👎Tiger cat bill

[@ajaymandal8314]

lol tigers are much bigger in size only illiterates like you can make such comments

[@TheAryanKnight]

lol Tiger King of the Jungle and a Lone wolf who hunts
Lion King of Plain grassy lands of Africa and Feels happy to hunt with family
Physically Tiger is more powerful in bite and punch and avoid fights but can quickly kill a lion if decide to
A lion in the jungle alone can easily be killed by a more intelligent tiger who understands dark trees and forest better than a lion. Lions died in India because they can only survive in the plain grass land of Africa in a group and Tiger is a lone hunter in dense jungles. You have no point. read more

[@TJSaw]

We have both in India.
Our national animal is a tiger but our national emblem has 4 lions.
And by the way, tigers are more powerful than lions.