Black-Maned Lions of the Kalahari
These lions came from way behind us across the prairie (after killing a gnu the night before), and then converged in front of our TOPLESS vehicle, on their way ...
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These lions came from way behind us across the prairie (after killing a gnu the night before), and then converged in front of our TOPLESS vehicle, on their way to a well-earned rest in the bush.
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lizziemellis
September 03, 2017
What great pride to be able to photo these amazing lions, wonderful work:-)
Forrest_Imagery
October 11, 2017
Again, an amazing capture of wildlife in their natural habitat.
Being that close, I'm surprised your heart wasn't pounding out of your chest from the sheer excitement of being able to photograph them and, while knowing you were in a topless vehicle. I'm surprised that the lions were so lackadaisical in the presence of an approaching jeep, I guess they were feeling fat and lazy having just eaten.
What an exciting adventure you must have had, thanks for sharing.
Being that close, I'm surprised your heart wasn't pounding out of your chest from the sheer excitement of being able to photograph them and, while knowing you were in a topless vehicle. I'm surprised that the lions were so lackadaisical in the presence of an approaching jeep, I guess they were feeling fat and lazy having just eaten.
What an exciting adventure you must have had, thanks for sharing.
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