In the Gir Forest of India, a majestic Asiatic lion named Rajan roamed as part of one of the last remaining populations of his kind. Unlike their African relatives, Asiatic lions live in smaller prides and are slightly smaller in size, but their courage and intelligence are unmatched.

Deep in the snowy forests of Siberia, a Eurasian lynx named Kaida moved like a ghost through the trees. With her tufted ears and thick fur coat, Kaida was perfectly adapted to the freezing temperatures and rugged terrain.

In a tropical rainforest reserve in Southeast Asia, a nosed whip snake named Viro was renowned for his agility and unique appearance. With a slender, emerald-green body and a pointed snout, Viro blended seamlessly into the leaves, making him almost invisible to both predators and prey.