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Lion pictures and videos

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From Lion Lovers FB

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(09-10-2016, 10:39 AM)Gamiz Wrote: From Lion Lovers FB

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cool picture, big croc!
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Argentina Tshokwane Away
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Credits to Louise Victor.

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He does look like a good dad who takes care about his son.
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Mexico Gamiz Offline
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Great shot

Credits Dhruv Shah
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Credits to Bushbuck Safaris.

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The acrobatic athleticism of the lioness.



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(09-12-2016, 11:35 PM)Majingilane Wrote: Credits to Bushbuck Safaris.

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what a magnificent lion.
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Credits to Hyena Project - Ngorongoro.

In contrast to popular believe, spotted hyenas rarely take over kills from lions. In fact, the opposite is more frequent and hyenas regularly lose their food to lions, particularly when they compete with an adult male lion. On this video, it is quite impressive to see how a group of twenty-five hyenas abandon the kill without any hesitation when they see the lion approaching.



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ONE male lion sends 20-25 hyenas running for the hills. Awesome and amazing.
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Lioness made a mistake in handling the giraffe.



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In the video of the hyenas scattering, the jackals didn't seem nearly as scared.
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@Siegfried:

About #593: Jackals are not perceived as being a threat by the male lions. And they known it.
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Love this shot, unusual angle but very affective. The photographer, Rhino Post Safari Lodge, said this about the photo:

I like the look of strength and vulnerability. Saw him early morning this week sleeping on the road between Satara and Orpen. He had a younger, greyer brother nearby.

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Kitties of the Day ..... "Brothers - On a Mission". Bushanga Plains, Zambia.

Canon EOS 7D, EF 500mm, ISO 800, 1/500sec at f / 6.3.

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