Lions are often referred to as the King of the Jungle.
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World Lion Day is observed on August 10 every year to raise awareness about their protection and conservation.
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Barbary Lion - Also known as North Africa lion, Atlas lion and Egytian lion is now extinct. The last Barbary lion was probably killed in 1922 in Morocco.
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Asiatic Lion - This type of lion is also known as the Persian lion. Today, it can only be found in India. Its range has been restricted to Gir National Park in Gujarat.
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Transvaal Lion - It is a subspecies of the African lion and is found in the Southern parts of Africa.
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Southwest African Lion - Also known as Katanga lion, this species is majorly found in Angola, Namibia, western Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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Congo Lion - It is a lion subspecies native to Africa and prefer staying in the grasslands of Congo. It has a golden-coloured fur-covered body.
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Cape Lion - The extinct subspecies of lion was the second largest and heaviest and weighed over 600 pounds.
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White Lion - These types of lions are a genetic rarity of Panthera Leo and found in only one place on the planet, i.e. Timbavati and Kruger regions.
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