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This article has nothing new for people who have been interested about lions longer time. But just in case, that someone doesn´t know this exceptional story and lion(s) (Notch), I put this link here. There is long story told shortly and some nice photos. More information, photos and videos are easy to find if this article makes someone curious. This posting is meant to random visitors to this site who are interested about lions, here in wildfact is also own thread concerning this famous lion and his sons.
https://shirleysheridan.wordpress.com/2013/02/03/a-fat-cat-on-africas-vast/ 
This is old video but is still fascinating to watch.
Buffaloes take on the lions in Ngorongoro crater 
A peculiar thing i have noticed asiatic lion to do from time to time... They sit in water during summer heat like you'd expect a tiger to do (not exactly like tigers, but on the water's edge).
I have never heard or seen any other lion doing something like this, ever. Has anybody else? @Jeet Trivedi  *This image is copyright of its original author @Dilip Jirukha  *This image is copyright of its original author
 (06-03-2019, 06:48 PM)Rishi Wrote: A peculiar thing i have noticed asiatic lion to do from time to time... They sit in water during summer heat like you'd expect a tiger to do (not exactly like tigers, but on the water's edge). Interesting, nice finding! Here is what makes lion the King!  (06-06-2019, 11:02 PM)Lycaon Wrote: @Rishi Water is great for keeping kills fresh on top of obviously being a very efficient "AC" for the body. That being said, I'm sure it has to do with the presence of Crocs, Lions probably know which watering holes are safe compared to rivers that may not be. I only saw one Croc the entire time I was in Tanzania so I'm not sure where exactly they are most common there but I'm sure certain areas are notorious for Crocs and all other creatures probably know it already.
The mother's name 'Khalilah' is Arabic indeed, but did they check the genes of the parents of the new cubs at Dvur Kralove's Safari Park in the Czech Republic, or is the name of the Barbary lion a marketing brand for them? These cubs are nevertheless cute: https://www.apnews.com/6f5660f5a939403fb5b60e77b3ff1d76, https://www.reuters.com/article/us-czech...SKCN1U410K, https://en.annahar.com/article/994684-2-...kle/450994
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I just come to discover this short video on Instagram showing a male lion's strength. This male lion, according to the video was pulling an adult giraffe's corpse. It's a pity that this video is too short.
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