AlRoldan

Double trouble

Double trouble

Two six month old lion cubs laze on top of a termite mound, staying close to the safety of the pride. They may look cute and cuddly now, but in a short time, th...
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Two six month old lion cubs laze on top of a termite mound, staying close to the safety of the pride. They may look cute and cuddly now, but in a short time, these little fur balls will become ferocious hunters in their own right
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PENTAX K-3

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 100 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 30000/100

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Apr, 2016

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