What if Lions Were Introduced to Australia?

[@reebed1975]

Australia has a lot of feral camels and water buffalo. It seems like they missed that in their research.

[@rickybryan1759]

Australia is big but. The Camels would all be in basically Saharan desert where lions don’t go. A small population up north could tackle the feral water buffalo’s for a while. Lions would struggle with Kangaroos - they are endurance runners which suits dogs as prey.

[@adking18]

​@rickybryan1759 Camels are everywhere in Australia. There's less of them now as the government has been culling and exporting them but they're certainly not confined to one area.

[@hakirasohinagdanan2149]

​@@rickybryan1759 lions have mo problem killing a kangaroos. Dog manage to feast on them which a lot weak than the big cats. Dingos are nothing compared to lions

[@rickybryan1759]

@@hakirasohinagdanan2149 Kangaroo is the most efficient long distance mover on ground. Lions get once chance to pounce or they gone. Dingoes can play the long game

[@sarantissporidis391]

Lions are mostly ambush predators, they close in their prey and then sprint to them. If there's enough cover, most of their kangaroo hunts will be successful.

[@dazaitken1990]

You say lions aren't used to animals fighting back, that they'd be deterred by a kangaroo, are you serious? They actively hunt buffalo. Not just buffalo, most of the prey they tend to target may fight back. No kangaroo is standing a chance even with a single lion.

[@Xyzpklmm]

Wildciencias is a tiger crybaby, so am not surprised by his lame stay

[@JamesWillis-yy5px]

Dingo's would be their biggest threat. Dingo's hunt in pacts, and are agile like a cat. Kangaroos headlock dogs, than kick them to death, however a lion is likely to strong to beat for them. The Question is, can a Female lion beat an adult Kangaroo? Maybe not so easy, but they can get the younger ones with ease.

[@tylergilson4749]

@@JamesWillis-yy5pxa lioness will be much heavier than a male kangaroo…

[@JamesWillis-yy5px]

@@tylergilson4749 Weight might not help, Kangaroos have very strong grip, they kick animals in the guts with 200 to 700 PSI after head locking them with their strong gripping power. Lion obviously wins, but they will not be to easy a prey for the lion. Lions are here in Australia too, but for some reason it's kept quiet. I've seen one myself in the wild.

[@Davonyoung123]

@@JamesWillis-yy5pxa female lion could beat an Orangatun which bears a roo

[@ErdonShabani-xj7ku]

They could prey on water buffaloes kangaroos the lion would thrive here

[@Sociallybeast01]

One thing people don’t know about kangaroos is they’re just as fast as lions but with more stamina . They’re also extremely smart AND dangerous so they would be a very high risk low reward meal for a lion

[@fasteddie9201]

Over time they would learn to chase female roos with a joey after learning a roo will always drop and sacrifice their joey to save themselves. Part of nature's way of ensuring future generations.

[@BruceDragon-sf1tr]

​@Sociallybeast01 A kangaroo kick will not help him against a Lion or against 2 female lions.

[@Ken_Frazer-619]

​@@Sociallybeast01 you forgot the feral pigs

[@jhonniboii5884]

@@Sociallybeast01well the kangaroo is getting jumped 😭

[@amaximus5753]

This is a very interesting concept and theory. I would definitely encourage something like this. If it helps with the survival of lions, I would definitely support that.

[@WailingWampusWerewolf]

The lions could help by preying on some invasive species like water buffalo and wild boar. They can also help control the kangaroo population which is too abundant.

[@Murphys_Law9]

Nothing will compete with them then soon they will be problem

[@mikielsahagun6054]

​@@Murphys_Law9Yeah a tiger or a leopard might be more ideal for Australia

[@chalkandcheese1868]

Big predators need big prey, Lions would soon struggle, Leopards yes, Lions and Tigers no.

[@JamesWillis-yy5px]

@@mikielsahagun6054 Tigers are way worse, you are insane. People need to hunt more, to deal with the invasives. And buy more wild meats.

[@mikielsahagun6054]

@chalkandcheese1868 how about cheetahs and leopards, get some competition going

[@natureenthusiast660]

There are a lot of water buffalos, camels in Australia, they'll have no problem surviving there

[@PluckYeah]

And donkey's, goats, horses, the list goes on..

[@natureenthusiast660]

@@TenaciousKing visit an eye doctor quickly

[@TenaciousKing]

@@natureenthusiast660 okay I get it 👍🏻 you're a tigerfanatic, tigers can take down elephants but lion can't handle a camel! Are you satisfied now?

[@natureenthusiast660]

@@TenaciousKing bro, first visit an eye doctor, then read my comment carefully and then reply

[@TenaciousKing]

@@natureenthusiast660 that is what I'm saying too, they'll have no problem taking down camels and buffaloes, because they're used to hunting giraffes and all idk why you want me to visit a eye doctor when you're a phsypath yourself

[@charlyleon4597]

Lions are around 8 to 10 feet long not 6 to 8 feet long

[@soulja20021]

Right and there bite force is around 1000psi not 600psi.

[@annehat4833]

Depends if they are African or indian lions .... African lions are bigger and have hugh mane...cannot see their ears ....Indian lions smaller .... manes a lot shorter you can see their ears .......just look at lion statues worldwide .... they are Indian !

[@HarrisSultanAtheist]

“The cheetah is the only one that can outrun a lion”. I thought Leopard would have been faster but dang, Lions are pretty fast.

[@Murphys_Law9]

Kangaroos will go extinct

[@chalkandcheese1868]

Err no they wouldn't, Australia is Kangaroo land

[@liams1854]

@@chalkandcheese1868errr yeah they would, only reason why they thrive is because we have no predators

[@jonaw2008]

no, kangaroo would learn to avoid lions

[@busherinolol1693]

Dude there is 42.7 million Kangoroos in Australia. There not gonna go extinct anytime soon, even with a large lion population.

[@berserklover897]

Thank God this video is finally here

[@HarrisSultanAtheist]

“There are just no hoofed animals in Australia.” Australia has the largest camel population in the world! I was hoping he’ll tell us how lions versus camels would go, but he didn’t even know! 😳

[@ngoccongly-y2q]

Your videos are always so interesting and fun to watch. Keep them coming! 😊

[@indyreno2933]

List of all eleven extant big cat species from most to fewest subspecies: 1) Lion (Panthera leo (contains 12 subspecies: †Panthera leo fossilis (European Lion), Panthera leo persica (Persian Lion), †Panthera leo sinhaleyus (Sri Lanka Lion), †Panthera leo aegyptiaca (Egyptian Lion), †Panthera leo leo (Barbary Lion), Panthera leo senegalensis (West African Lion), Panthera leo azandica (Congo Lion), Panthera leo nubica (Nubian Lion), Panthera leo roosevelti (Ethiopian Lion), Panthera leo bleyenberghi (Katanga Lion), Panthera leo krugeri (Transvaal Lion), and †Panthera leo melanochaita (Cape Lion))) 2) Tiger (Uncia tigris (contains 12 subspecies: †Uncia tigris virgata (Caspian Tiger), Uncia tigris tigris (Bengal Tiger), Uncia tigris amoyensis (South China Tiger), †Uncia tigris acutidens (Wanhsien Tiger), Uncia tigris altaica (Siberian Tiger), Uncia tigris corbetti (Indochinese Tiger), Uncia tigris jacksoni (Malayan Tiger), Uncia tigris sumatrae (Sumatran Tiger), †Uncia tigris soloensis (Ngandong Tiger), †Uncia tigris sondaica (Javan Tiger), †Uncia tigris trinilensis (Trinil Tiger), and †Uncia tigris balica (Bali Tiger))) 3) Southern Bohebao (Neofelis diardi (contains 5 subspecies: Neofelis diardi burmensis (West Indochinese Bohebao), Neofelis diardi thaica (East Indochinese Bohebao), Neofelis diardi malayana (Malayan Bohebao), Neofelis diardi diardi (Sumatran Bohebao), and Neofelis diardi borneensis (Bornean Bohebao))) 4) African Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus (contains 4 subspecies: Acinonyx jubatus soemmerringii (Northeast African Cheetah), Acinonyx jubatus hecki (Northwest African Cheetah), Acinonyx jubatus jubatus (Southeast African Cheetah), and Acinonyx jubatus angolensis (Southwest African Cheetah))) 5) Jaguar (Jaguarius onca (contains 4 subspecies: Jaguarius onca angustus (North American Jaguar), Jaguarius onca centralis (Central American Jaguar), Jaguarius onca onca (Amazon Jaguar), and Jaguarius onca peruvianus (Andean Jaguar))) 6) Leopard (Panthera pardus (contains 4 subspecies: Panthera pardus pardus (African Leopard), Panthera pardus fusca (South Asian Leopard), Panthera pardus orientalis (North Asian Leopard), and †Panthera pardus spelaea (European Leopard))) 7) Northern Bohebao (Neofelis nebulosa (contains 4 subspecies: Neofelis nebulosa himalayana (Himalayan Bohebao), Neofelis nebulosa nebulosa (Chinese Bohebao), †Neofelis nebulosa hainana (Hainan Bohebao), and †Neofelis nebulosa brachyura (Formosan Bohebao))) 8) Asiatic Cheetah (Acinonyx venaticus (contains 4 subspecies: †Acinonyx venaticus caucasicus (Caucasian Cheetah), †Acinonyx venaticus arabicus (Arabian Cheetah), Acinonyx venaticus iranensis (Iranian Cheetah), and †Acinonyx venaticus venaticus (Indian Cheetah))) 9) Ounce (Uncia uncia (contains 3 subspecies: Uncia uncia uncia (West Asian Ounce), Uncia uncia irbis (East Asian Ounce), and †Uncia uncia pyrenaica (European Ounce))) 10) Puma (Puma concolor (contains 2 subspecies: Puma concolor couguar (Nearctic Puma) and Puma concolor concolor (Neotropical Puma))) 11) Jaguarundi (Herpailurus yagouaroundi (contains 2 subspecies: Herpailurus yagouaroundi mexicanus (Northern Jaguarundi) and Herpailurus yagouaroundi yagouaroundi (Southern Jaguarundi)))

[@august6281]

Then, this fact *_"Okay, but that doesn't change the fact that in Australia there are 48 million kangaroos and in Uruguay there are 3,457,480 inhabitants, so if kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay, each Uruguayan will have to fight 14 kangaroos"_* will not be possible anymore.

[@guesswhoiam37]

Wildebeest and giraffes fight back harder than Kangaroos ever could.

[@douglasclerk2764]

Zebra also.

[@mikielsahagun6054]

Lions would have too easy of a time in Australia

[@chalkandcheese1868]

Not if there's nothing to eat mate

[@JamesWillis-yy5px]

Not true. They would eat peoples cattle, and get shot, Dingo's might hunt them while they are young.

[@mikielsahagun6054]

​@@chalkandcheese1868Exactly what I meant, they would kill off pray way too easily

[@tylergilson4749]

@@JamesWillis-yy5pxthere’s no competition for the lions. Plenty of feral hoofed animals for them next to over abundance of kangaroos

[@christopherralph3396]

They may not enjoy the snakes.

[@amjan]

Cheetahs would be the perfect fit for Australia.

[@SiamosaurusSiamotyrannus]

Lions will be the king of Australia as well

[@christopherralph3396]

Snakes will get them.

[@SiamosaurusSiamotyrannus]

@@christopherralph3396 Lion eats snake in Africa

[@christopherralph3396]

@@SiamosaurusSiamotyrannus but how is he going to go if an inland taipan gets a bite in first?

[@BoxingNinja-yiu]

@@christopherralph3396 the inland taipan would run away when he sees the pride behind the lion

[@LimpDikyearsago]

Nahhh our salties will make lite snacks out of em 😂

[@TerrenceBrownSr.]

Africa also has Leopards🐆 too, not just Lions and Cheetahs…

[@peytonwest5465]

you have to remake this there is camels and water buffalo and boars

[@PashtoNaat.]

Informative ❤

[@eggie1978]

You might want to update this video. There are camels and water buffalo in Australia.

[@OmniTarget13]

As if the snakes and spiders weren’t enough, let’s throw in some lions for good measure.

[@gtlo1974]

300,000 feral camels, 150,000 water buffalo and 23m feral pig! It can last many prides for generations

[@johnhostetler2167]

Don't forget there are about 48 million red kangaroo and seeing as how lions hunt 2500 pound water buffalo that are some of the most aggressive animals in Africa I doubt lions would have any problem hunting 200 pound kangaroos like this video suggests lol

[@seasonings2taste115]

It could work-with Australia selling lion hunts as well to keep the numbers in control as numbers grow. They would of course eat kangaroos, which would be the majority of their diet. There are also feral camels, feral horses and goats as well. If prey could learn to avoid and fight back, they could thrive in harmony and help control the native species populations.

[@johnhostetler2167]

Yeah Australia could really use an apex predator

[@Reppintimefitness]

They will have kangaroo steaks 😋

[@thomasburke639]

Although a significant culling program in the 1980s and 1990s, known as the Brucellosis and Tuberculosis Eradication Campaign (BTEC), greatly reduced their numbers, the population has since rebounded. As of 2022, it is estimated that there are around 200,000 feral water buffaloes across northern Australia.

[@TheShonenRonin]

Nice

[@Skins4life76]

The lion would get bit by a random Australian spider and be wiped out…lol

[@TZWoods]

I was thinking Cheetahs. 😊

[@paulinlasvegas]

Fascinating....

[@Jeet123Gaming]

As Australian yes, there are alote of spiders and animals, but there only in the dessert, so if you lived in a city your safe from the spiders and animals.

[@samnabawy2731]

They will get stung a lot by creepy crawlies as they first explore the land

[@jacobbustos7916]

As Australian mammals, lions would have marsupials and ungulates to hunt and crocodiles, monitor lizards, and dingos to fight. Now what about Lion VS Cheetah, Leopard, or Wolverine?

[@72Beo75]

The driest continent on Earth is, in fact, Antarctica. Not only that, it is also the highest, windiest and coldest. There are many feral camels, donkeys, buffaloes, as well as sheep, cattle and kangaroos. Plenty of big (enough) prey for a pride of lions.

[@andrewng5167]

😂 those roos will need it!

[@zorodork1121]

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[@ngm1237]

Millions of ferrel camels, horses, pigs and water buffalo in Australia that would be a feast for lions. Kangaroos also reach plague proportions so an apex predator should find them reasonably easy pickings, probably having a positive effect on the environment.

[@DavidemmanuelMiralles-is6go]

Jaguar vs anteater Bengal tiger vs barbary lion Amur tiger vs african lion Amur tiger vs asiatic lion Gorilla vs sloth bear Jaguar vs black caiman Jaguar vs hyena Jaguar vs black bear Jaguar vs asiatic lion Polar bear vs leopard seal Black caiman vs jaguar Black caiman vs anaconda Prehistoric times Smilodon vs giant jaguar megalania vs quinkana Mosasaurus vs sarcosuchus Arctotherium vs giganpithecus Ngandong tiger vs american lion Ngandong tiger vs smilodon populator Utah raptor vs smilodon populator

[@MTran0708]

We would have a great lion war and we'd lose that too 😂

[@gabriellopez4111]

You forgot to mention the invasive Camels 🐪, water buffalos, and the wild Brumby horses that they can prey on. They might even help out with the environment

[@clydepratt250]

Lions would remain king of the beasts in Australia!!

[@skills9875]

Last time you're the one who said. Lion bite force is around 900 to 1000 psi and today 650 , which is which.

[@avhinabhkumar6048]

Lion can survive anywhere

[@clydepratt250]

I would be a less harsh environment then what they’re use to and they would dominate !!

[@Tenskwatawa4U]

They don't enter the closed forest because they surrender one of their biggest advantages: their vision. The things lions hunt would be able to hide in closed forest.

[@Sociallybeast01]

One thing people don’t know about kangaroos is they’re just as fast as lions but with more stamina . They’re also extremely smart AND dangerous so they would be a very high risk low reward meal for a lion.

[@hakirasohinagdanan2149]

One thing you don't know of a lion is that they used to hunt prey that fight back and they live in pride. No kangaroo would dare to fight against cape buffalo, zebra, wildebeest or even giraffe which is this animals are just prefer prey for a lion, if you put a whole pride of lion here in Australia kangaroo and other marsupial would go extinct and this big cats would be a problem.

[@AncientWildTV]

​@@hakirasohinagdanan2149 how their presence alter the existing food web and ecological balance?

[@trevorstevenson4038]

The hardcore Abos and Aussie Bushmen would hunt them all so quickly with such delight.

[@sharadgoswami8584]

Asia has Lions too dude and now cheetahs too.

[@chr970]

I think due to cuteness of the koala, the lions would befriend them, protect them, and they would form a beautiful friendship.

[@Dennis28448]

Lion will put those cute koalas to extinction he is an apex predators in any environment because he’s a lion mighty king of the jungle

[@chr970]

@@Dennis28448 yeah, but,….maybe the lions will think, “those guys are too cute to harm, we should be friends”.

[@goldman77700]

I heard Koalas stink. If it works for Skunks maybe it can work for Koalas. lol

[@BoxingNinja-yiu]

@@chr970 ah man, your mindset is so peaceful :)

[@BeholdABlackWolf]

They would most likely be smaller, like the size of lepards or pumas

[@mikielsahagun6054]

What if Hyenas were put in Canada

[@Whataboutitdoubtit]

😂

[@Amb252]

Those Canadians are cooked

[@andrewvalentine6977]

Before i watch this video, I'm guessing they would destroy the ecco system.

[@christopherralph3396]

They might have a problem with many much smaller creatures who are extremely venomous.

[@johnhostetler2167]

You realize that Africa is home to some of the most venomous snakes and insects as well lol

[@dinosutra]

Camels ??? 🐪 🐪 🐪 Don't miss them...

[@sarantissporidis391]

No large hoofed animals in Australia 😂 Sure, if you exclude feral camels, feral horses, feral cattle, feral buffalos, 6 species of deer,,feral donkeys, feral goats, feral pigs, and all those number by the hundreds of thousands, some even by the millions. Yeah, most definitely the lions would starve to Australia. Nice research, by the way. 13:00

[@richardrhodes4701]

There are an estimated 400k feral horses and millions of feral donkeys for them to eat though

[@johnhostetler2167]

And like 300k feral camels, there are also feral pigs, and goats Edit: I also forgot that there are feral water buffalo

[@sentiyapanglemtur8895]

Feral water Buffalo, Camel, pig, rabbit, horse, six species of deer etc.

[@jamiegordon5188]

They could survive there Australia got a lot of invasive cattle , horses , deer , camel and water buffalo so yes they can survive they won’t only pray on native species

[@polisciman]

Can we get a video of Kangaroos VS Lions?

[@johnhostetler2167]

Why? Lions can easily kill kangaroos, even lone lions wouldn't have a problem, lions typically hunt animals 4 to 5 times the size of kangaroos that are just as aggressive

[@polisciman]

@ hi, i didnt ask you.

[@RockyB2b]

kangaroo really has no chance against lion

[@andresroelalvarado5943]

Tigers and Jaguars could be a better fit for Australia because the have a lot of water and those two are excellent swimmers

[@douglasclerk2764]

Before considering introducing lions, consider: how well did the introduction of rabbits & cane toads go - not to mention those camels, etc?

[@johnhostetler2167]

The camels actually went pretty well considering they kinda fit right into the environment and mainly eat plants the native animals don't, but I get your point lol usually humans just mess things up by bringing in invasive species but honestly Australia could use an apex predator probably not lions but I think leopard's would be a much better fit

[@douglasclerk2764]

@johnhostetler2167 Australia arguably already has an apex predator - the one with two legs, the tinnies & the additood. Just seems not to be doing the job too well - maybe inhibited by uncomfortable memories of some emus . . . Seriously, I suggest spending some time in Africa studying the predator-prey relationships before shipping anything over to Oz. By that time, who knows what the feral moggies will have done by way of evolving - they seem to be getting bigger already.

[@Slth85]

The lions also have feral camels feral pigs feral deer feral water buffalo

[@David-n2e7e]

I'm just wondering would any of those big cats get chlamydia from the koalas

[@andre36wo]

Could Penguins survive in the Arctic?

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

Ice bears: hmmm delicius

[@bryantbalisi3012]

A cheetah is enough in australia

[@mikielsahagun6054]

You might have to put some elephants or Impalas with them

[@gabrex5940]

Bro make your research recent studies shows that lions bite force at adult is 1200 psi

[@Doingmything0]

They would be far more solitary or in smaller groups hell probably als smaller in size and rely more on explosive high speed

[@busherinolol1693]

So were not gonna mention the fact Australia has a huge population of feral horses? Very similair pray to Zebras.

[@stevein.]

We still on the 650psi biteforce?. Like really?

[@Reppintimefitness]

Not many humans I might move there 🤔

[@animalexplainedofficial]

They have no problems surviving there because there are lot of water buffalo camels and more…

[@dr.alirezamossavat]

Lions wouldn't survive as they need a lot of food and they would not get that food which would mean they would have to separate from each other in order to have enough food to survive and they're not separate Hunters because they hunt as a team so if they separate from each other their chance of making the kill is drastically lower which means they will not survive what you needed instead is probably the jaguar or the mountain lion the Jaguar would be your best choice followed by the mountain lion as they can hunt for the size of kangaroo very easily and still survive plus they can use the forest as well

[@mrmeowpuss]

Well Australia allegedly does have big cats, lots of sightings and stories of people releasing them in the early 1900's an sightings all the time in the eastern states.

[@chalkandcheese1868]

Yeah it's funny how nobody's ever photographed one of them lol.

[@bradrockl8330]

A kangaroo doesn't stand the slightest chance against a Lion did you see what Lions hunt??!?Massive Buffalo who fights Back hard!!

[@SohailSomwaru]

Largest Herbivorous Land Mammal/Animal- Red Kangaroo 🦘, introduced Water 💧 Buffaloes 🐃 and Dromedary Camels 🐪 Largest Carnivorous Land Mammal/Animal- Dingo Largest Semi-Aquatic Carnivorous Animal- Saltwater Crocodile 🐊

[@spaceghost5109]

Lions stalk and mostly hunt at night they'll just ambush their prey easily

[@benetasuku6155]

Bye bye to kangaroos.

[@jessemhally5385]

Mount Kenya??I never heard of it...

[@erikramaekers63]

Highest mountain of Africa

[@SvenElven]

@@erikramaekers63Second highest. The highest would be Kilimanjaro.

[@williamciscokugle940]

Lion vs black bear🦁🐻 Tiger vs gharial🐯🐅🐊 Jaguar vs giant anteater🐆 Polar bear vs bengal tiger🐻❄🐯 Komodo dragon vs Lion🦁🦎 Lion vs horse🦁🐴

[@NoluvDdot]

Liger vs lion please

[@jimevers7776]

Feral horses ,camels goats and water bufflos

[@mr-wx3lv]

Maybe take a leopard or cheetah out there..

[@pedrogouveia5630]

lol since when a kangaroo will be a tough fight for a lion ?

[@sno4439]

Camels water buffalo and donkey to name a few

[@daviddeppa122]

Australia has an enormous problem with wild invasive camels, they're large hoofed animals. Lions could prey on them...

[@joeasher2876]

Error code 404: research missing.

[@andrewberry392]

Camels, water buffalo, goats and deer?

[@Catboycarls]

Lmao...u posted this video 54mins ago and in it u said Lions deliver 650 psi bite force, when does your hate stop, man?

[@Giwa-e3p]

This guy gets his facts from Google, it's embarrassing, it's not just about lions, literally about everything

[@Catboycarls]

@@Giwa-e3p it's embarrassing.

[@tiffgplu2590]

Instead of hunting lions in africa they could just transport a few down under and then see the result ...

[@vandytheman09]

What about the invasive camels in Australia?

[@davidashton7144]

Obviously they would survive here. They live in Africa which is the world's hottest continent.

[@Cratossama]

A better question is will the other animals

[@Talesofthegrape]

What about Camels? There are loads of feral camels?

[@alexluke84]

Jaguar would be better on the north of Aus...Lions in South...and West...Tigers on the East

[@DanielIsraelite]

They would definitely prey on saltwater crocodile because lions prey on nile crocodile in Africa. They would prey on every animal there actually. Every animal there would be on it's diet list because if lions prey on hippo they would prey on any animal in Australia

[@DanielIsraelite]

​@BullzInfinity-eg1ucthey prey on crocodiles and hippo is the point I am making. Not if they are adults or not. And lions don't run from crocodiles. They run from hippos but not crocodiles. Meaning a hippo could chase a lion of a kill but not a crocodile.

[@SvenElven]

@@DanielIsraeliteHaha, even baboons can chase lions off a kill. You need to watch more nature documentaries.

[@BradGryphonn]

Just saying, Australia has more camels than Saudi Arabia, and a healthy wild horse and water buffalo population. And wild pigs to wazoo.

[@Giwa-e3p]

All ferals

[@BradGryphonn]

@@Giwa-e3p Yep. Good food for a hungry lion.

[@tylergilson4749]

Don’t forget about bantengs, feral bulls and feral deer.

[@JerroldGarrison]

Gotta watch those salties

[@hakirasohinagdanan2149]

Lions would be a problem if you put them on Australia. And they shrink size as none of this animals would fit for a whole pride.