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Gujarat Deploys Teams to Gir Amid Lion Deaths from Suspected Parasitic Infection
The Gujarat government has dispatched veterinarians and multiple teams to the Gir region following the deaths of lion cubs from a suspected parasitic infection, which activists believe spreads via ticks from domestic cattle.
26 May, 15:23 — 26 May, 16:49
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indian-expressMostly Factual4h ago
Two lion cubs died of suspected parasitic infection, says Gujarat govt
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Gujarat Sends Vets, Multiple Teams To Gir Amid Sudden Lion Deaths
Wildlife activists explain that the disease primarily spreads via "ticks" hosted by domestic cattle like cows and buffaloes, which migrate to the pride when lions scavenge on dead livestock or venture near forest borders.
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First report: indian-express · 26 May, 15:23|Full coverage: 2 · 1h|Window: 1h
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