Animals with Rich Histories

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Mahesh Rangarajan, ‘Animals with Rich Histories: The Case of the Lions of Gir Forest, Gujarat, India,’ History and Theory 52:4 (2013), 109-127


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A study that opens up the possibility that it is not only people who have to learn to live with wild animals, but that wild animals can and do learn, over time, to live with people. Here, learning is passed down the generations and the lions of the Gir Forest are shown to have that thing called culture. - ERICA FUDGE

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