Same life as lions! Male lions in the Kruger region of South Africa, injured after the fight, can not be treated at all, but in East Africa can be treated, which is the result of different policies in different regions!

Same life as lions! Male lions in the Kruger region of South Africa, injured after the fight, can not be treated at all, but in East Africa can be treated, which is the result of different policies in different regions!

For example, the Namibian desert lion in the shot, after a serious fight, was seriously injured in his left hind leg, and could not stand and walk, if not treated, he would soon die of hunger and thirst, but the local reserve, after evaluation, still decided to treat! After anesthetizing the male lion, a severe abscess was found on the knee (Fig. 3), which was punctured and cleared. There is also a laceration on the lower lip (fig. 5), which has also been sutured. The injured male was treated with long-acting antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, and vitamin/mineral boosters.

After such treatment, I believe that this mighty male lion should be able to come out of the injury, in fact, many lion injuries, as long as it is treated, can restore health, but many protected areas, under the banner of not interfering with nature, will not treat any lions injured in battle, which requires benevolence and wisdom.