Lion at Gir National Park roars back to back to mark its territory. Video goes viral

There is a saying that a lion does not have a particular territory, they own where it locomote and live. A similar sight was spotted when a lion sat down at a particular place in Gir National Park in Junagadh, Gujarat and started roaring back to back. A video shared by Indian Forest Officer Ankit Kumar with a caption, "Gir Series #2. A lion's roar is not heard but experienced....A lion can roar upto 45 times in a row in a process to mark his territory."

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