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North-East / Central / Equatorial African lions

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( This post was last modified: 08-31-2019, 10:45 PM by chui_ )

I'm liking these threads on lions from different regions of Africa. Geographic variation in mammals and adaptations to different ecological conditions is what really interests me (hence my love for leopards which reign supreme in this department). Some contributions...

A vintage photo of a robust looking male in what is now Virunga NP in the DR Congo.


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A pair of lions in the Central African Republic (from what I recall this photo was taken in a hunting concession in eastern CAR).


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