Lions from Botswana

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Beverly Joubert: " So stark is the contrast between day and night in the African bush, it's almost as if the setting sun reshapes the landscape into an entirely different world. Daylight is the domain of the grazers that fill their bellies under bird-filled skies, but the night belongs to a different guild of creatures. Lions are at home in the darkness. These big cats often prowl and hunt in the coolness of the night, using it to their advantage. Cast against the orange glow of a spotlight, the outline of a male lion is unmistakable. He will patrol his territory, periodically bellowing a reverberating roar into the night air sending a message to any rivals: this is my turf, enter at your own risk. "

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