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Gerhard Steenkamp Wildlife and Nature Photography:
Mokara sorting some family matters at Rooiputs waterhole in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. Taken during the April 2016 Kalahari Photographic Safaris.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Anton Reiche:
Aging king showing the scars he'd earned during his reign Old pic taken in Moremi in 2008  *This image is copyright of its original author
Entabeni Safari Conservancy:
Mapimpan is trying to get food from the tree. A man's gotta eat! Photo by Lisa Richardson.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Gerhard Steenkamp Wildlife and Nature Photography:
Maybe a cliche...but yes.. it took me four years to get a decent image of a male lion on the Kalahari dunes where all the colours, shapes and lines are working together.  *This image is copyright of its original author Mokara at Kij Kij Waterhole.
Gerhard Steenkamp Wildlife and Nature Photography:
This face and sound always tend to put a smile on my face... just love it. Mokara at Kij Kij seriously calling out for his family.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Cheetah tented camp:
Choir of Lions, Anayeruka and the King Atila. Video: Jorge Alesanco Click on it to play.
Harman Singh Heer Photography:
Power at a new level. The king showing us his dominance. An impressive lion with an intense look. The king stared me down with an edgy look in his eyes as fresh blood dripped from his battle scars... Probably the most powerful look I have ever seen in a lion!!  *This image is copyright of its original author
Heinrich Neumeyer Wildlife and Nature Photography:
One of our incredible sightings we had in Pilanesberg national Park yesterday. We found this big guy at approximately 09:50 am on Tshwene Drive as he was highly mobile towards Korwe Drive. We followed him as he melted through the yellow thatch grass and I told my guests with the speed he is walking, we should get him crossing the road on Korwe Drive pretty soon. Little did we know what he had in store for us. While I followed his movements with my binoculars, I noticed he suddenly turned to our direction, sniffed the air, and walked straight towards us! I noticed a little bush path and thought hey, this guy could be using it... I dropped the binos and grabbed my camera. "Guys get your cameras ready, this lion is coming straight towards us." We waited for around 5 minutes, as he slowly walked towards us, muscle and mane in motion. A powerful presence. Suddenly it became very silent in our vehicle... He was less than 2 meters away from us and stared into our lenses... "Oh my word..." one of guests whispered. "Best lion sighting ever!" He crossed the road in front of us and continued towards Nkwe Loop. "Would you guys like to see him cross the road again?" "YES PLEASE!!" I looked at a reference point where he was moving too, made a U-Turn and went around to Nkwe Loop. As I reached my reference point, we had visual of him as he walked towards the exact spot where we were standing again!! Slowly but surely he reached the road, looked into our souls, and continued to cross the road. He then returned to the road and continued to walk in it for the entire 1,5 km length of Nkwe Loop until he reached Nkakane Link where we let him at peace. We spent approximately 45 minutes with him and we couldn't be any happier  *This image is copyright of its original author
Just saw this awesome video surfacing in social media.
A lion pride bring down the buffalo, but due to arrival of rival lioness they all began fighting and this gave the buffalo a chance to live another day.  (05-23-2016, 05:14 PM)sanjay Wrote: Just saw this awesome video surfacing in social media. Are the Matshapiri pride and Eyrefield pride at Mala Mala Game Reserve. This is the article.
Yes, as Ngala points out, the interaction is between the Matshapiri males, the Eyrefield pride and the lioness that traveled with the males. Great video.
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