August 15, 2018

Lion Lovers

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August 15, 2018
Lion Lovers

Species: Lion | Location: Singita Serengeti, Tanzania, United Republic of

By Suhaila Ng

This male lion had been following around the female for hours, in hopes of continuing to mate with her. Unfortunately, she wasn’t having any of it, and kept roaring and fleeing from him, done with his antics and ready to move on. This shot was a moment of rare tolerance on her part—she allowed him to get close.

About The Photographer

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I’m a 14 year-old amateur photographer with a love of nature and culture. I love to travel and meet new people! I have only one camera, a canon 1200D, and just the starter lens (18-55 mm)

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