Sudan: Less than a century ago, there were 200,000+ lions in Africa. Today, there are only about 20,000 left

#WorldLionDay 10 Aug. Less than a century ago, there were 200,000+ lions in Africa. Today, there are only about 20,000 left. Habitat loss, poaching & illegal trade are some of the major threats lions face. Plse Save Sudan Lions.

Less than a century ago, there were 200,000+ lions in Africa.

Today, there are only about 20,000 left.

Habitat loss, poaching & illegal trade are some of the major threats 🦁🦁 face.

More from @UNEP on Thursday's #WorldLionDay: https://t.co/fGSBGeBjgJ pic.twitter.com/5MfFUEdFjv

— United Nations (@UN) August 10, 2023

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Sudan: 0smano & Four Paws update from Khartoum #SudanAnimalRescue #SaveSudanLions #اسود_حديقة_القرشي

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Osmano instagram 21 Feb 2020 - Lion cub from a zoo in Khartoum

Copy of instagram by Osmano in Khartoum, Sudan 03 Feb 2020:

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Another day of amazing work by the dedicated and caring @four_paws_international team. The team spent the day at Sudan University Vetinary college which is within Kukoo Zoo. They carried out theoretical training as well as alot of hands on practical training for the students and staff of the University. Procedures were done on a lion cub (umbilical cord infection), monkey (fracture), crane and other bird. Once again there dedication and care leaves us speachless. Would like to thank the University, especially Dr Hind for all the help in organising and help in getting equipment out of airport for them.
Team work makes the dream work! 📸 Four Paws International © | Marion Lombard @_rapaper_
#SudanAnimalRescue
#SaveSudanLions
#اسود_حديقة_القرشي

[ Sudan Watch Ed: to visit the above instagram with photos click here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B8zPCYmn73t/ ]

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Osmano instagram 21 Feb 2020 - Four Paws' vet treating bird in Khartoum

Copy of instagram by Four Paws in Khartoum, Sudan 03 Feb 2020:

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🔻🇸🇩🔻#SaveSudanLions 🦁: Another daily update from Sudan 

Here is another look at the current mission in Sudan. Besides Kandaka and Mansour, the two other lions, a male and a female, have received special care from our emergency team on-site. Since these two lions arrived in Al Qurashi Family Park Zoo only two months ago, they are in much better condition than Kandaka and Mansour. Still, the female already has bowel issues due to the improper feeding. The two lions, as well as the other animals on-site, are receiving species-appropriate food and medical attention.
Please keep the animals in your thoughts and support the mission team on-site➡ http://bit.ly/sudan-lions [LINK IN BIO]

[ Sudan Watch Ed: to visit the above instagram with video click here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B8G3kfAiqGB/ ]

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Osmano instagram 21 Feb 2020 - Four Paws' vet treating monkey in Khartoum

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Osmano instagram 21 Feb 2020 - Four Paws' vet visiting Khartoum

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Osmano instagram 21 Feb 2020 - Four Paws' vet visiting Khartoum

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Osmano instagram 21 Feb 2020 - Four Paws' vet visiting Khartoum

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