It is an endangered subspecies of lion, mainly distributed in the Gill Forest National Park and its surrounding areas in India. Compared to African lions, Asian lions have smaller body sizes and shorter manes in males, but still demonstrate the power and strength of lions. Their fur is usually yellow brown, adorned with black spots or stripes that gradually disappear in adulthood, distinguishing their appearance from African lions. Having strong limbs, sharp claws, and huge feet, adapted to hunting and walking in forest and grassland environments. Food mainly includes wild animals such as antelopes, deer, and wild boars. It is a nocturnal animal.

Also known as Mongolian wild horse or Asian wild horse, it is an endangered species of wild horse. Originating from the grasslands of northern China and Mongolia, it is the only true species of wild horse that still exists. A robust physique, with short and thick legs and a wide head, covered in brown or gray fur, and long and dense tail and mane. The reproductive rate is relatively low, usually only giving birth to one child per year. Due to overfishing and habitat loss, Przewalski's horses have become functionally extinct in the wild, and the currently seen Przewalski's horses are individuals that have been artificially bred and released into nature. It is a social animal, led by a male horse, and its members include females, young horses, and subadult horses.