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Three persons were arrested on 11 January 2023 for allegedly harassing the lion and chasing it away from its prey.

Viral video: men chase lion with excavator machine; arrested by Gujarat police

Three persons were arrested on 11 January 2023 for allegedly harassing the lion and chasing it away from its prey.

After a video went viral which showed some men apparently scaring a lion and following it with an excavator machine, Gujarat police took action.
Three persons were arrested on 11 January 2023 for allegedly harassing the lion and chasing it away from its prey. The video was recorded in Amreli district's Jafrabad on 10 January.
&nbsp;The investigation by the forest department also revealed the trio not only harassed the lion by chasing it, but also drove the wild cat away from its prey, the release said. Lion is a schedule-1 animal under the Wildlife Protection Act and such acts are prohibited by law, the forest department said.
Following a probe into the incident, the forest department arrested Manoj Vansh (30), a resident of Gir Somnath district, Rana Kalita (30), a native of Assam, while the third accused is aged 18 and hails from Uttar Pradesh.
They were booked under relevant sections of the Wildlife Protection Act. Since the magistrate's court at Jafrabad rejected their bail upon their production on Wednesday, the trio was sent to jail.
(With PTI inputs)
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In a startling video going viral on social media, a lion is seen biting off a man's finger. The incident reportedly occurred at the Jamaica Zoo.
The zookeeper is seen teasing the lion by touching it through the chain-link fence. The lion is clearly agitated and tries multiple times to bite the zookeeper's hand. Finally, it succeeds and bites down on one of the man's fingers.
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The zookeeper is seen struggling hard to escape, but the lion doesn't let go. The scene plays out for many seconds, before the man gets free, but not before losing a part of his finger.
Jamaica Zoo said that the man was a contractor, and the incident does not reflect the safety procedures and policies in force at the facility. The incident is also being investigated.

On cam: lion bites off man's finger after being teased through fence at Jamaica zoo

Jamaica Zoo said that the man who had his finger bitten off by the lion was a contractor, and the incident did not reflect the safety procedures and policies in force at the facility.

In a startling video going viral on social media, a lion is seen biting off a man's finger. The incident reportedly occurred at the Jamaica Zoo.
The zookeeper is seen teasing the lion by touching it through the chain-link fence. The lion is clearly agitated and tries multiple times to bite the zookeeper's hand. Finally, it succeeds and bites down on one of the man's fingers.
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The zookeeper is seen struggling hard to escape, but the lion doesn't let go. The scene plays out for many seconds, before the man gets free, but not before losing a part of his finger.
Jamaica Zoo said that the man was a contractor, and the incident does not reflect the safety procedures and policies in force at the facility. The incident is also being investigated.

A lion attacked and killed a 5-year-old child in Gujarat on May 2. The young girl was playing near a water tank in a village when the lion attacked her.
The wild cat dragged her for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle. The girl's father chased the lion and managed to extract his daughter, but she succumbed to the injuries.
Later, the adult male lion was captured by forest officials. Four traps were set up in the area. When the lion was spotted, it was tranquilised, and shifted to an animal care centre in Sasan Gir.
The incident took place around 8 pm on May 2 in Kadaya village in Gujarat's Amreli district. The victim's father is a farm labourer from Rajasthan.
Gujarat is the only abode of Asiatic lions, with 674 of the wild cats residing in the state, as per a 2020 census.

Gujarat: lion attacks, kills 5-yr-old, drags body towards forest before being captured

A lion attacked and killed a 5-year-old child in Gujarat on May 2. The young girl was playing near a water tank in a village when the lion attacked her. The wild cat dragged her for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle. The girl's father chased the lion and managed to extract his daughter, but she succumbed to the injuries. Later, the adult male lion was captured by forest officials. Four traps were set up in the area. When the lion was spotted, it was tranquilised, and shifted to an animal care centre in Sasan Gir. The incident took place around 8 pm on May 2 in Kadaya village in Gujarat's Amreli district. The victim's father is a farm labourer from Rajasthan. Gujarat is the only abode of Asiatic lions, with 674 of the wild cats residing in the state, as per a 2020 census.
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CAPTIONS Gujarat: lion killed a child 5-year-old attacked by lion Lion dragged body to jungle Victim's father chased lion Girl succumbed to injuries Forest dept captured lion Lion sent to animal care centre

The lion dragged the 5-yr-old girl for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle but the victim's father chased the wild cat and managed to extract the body.

A lion attacked and killed a 5-year-old child in Gujarat on May 2. The young girl was playing near a water tank in a village when the lion attacked her.
The wild cat dragged her for about half-a-kilometre towards the jungle. The girl's father chased the lion and managed to extract his daughter, but she succumbed to the injuries.
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Later, the adult male lion was captured by forest officials. Four traps were set up in the area. When the lion was spotted, it was tranquilised, and shifted to an animal care centre in Sasan Gir.
The incident took place around 8 pm on May 2 in Kadaya village in Gujarat's Amreli district. The victim's father is a farm labourer from Rajasthan.
Gujarat is the only abode of Asiatic lions, with 674 of the wild cats residing in the state, as per a 2020 census.

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has launched the 'Asiatic Lion Conservation Project' to protect the last ranging free population of Asiatic Lions. The project will include modern surveillance, research studies and disease management. The species has been driven to extinction due to excessive hunting. With certain small measures, the population has increased to over 523 in the Gir Protected Area Network.

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