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What specific Lion Prides should I look for?

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12-01-2015, 02:53 AM

As some of you are aware, I will be going to Africa next sept. ( a long way away, I know)
And I wanted to know if their were any specific lion prides I should be on the look out for or ask questions about?

The locations are....

Arusha


Lake Burunge (NW border of Tarangire National Park)


 Central Serengeti 


Ngorongoro Region
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