March 16, 2020

King of the Beasts

Lion, Lions, Tanzania, Ngorangora Crater National Park, Lion Photos, Images of Lions
March 16, 2020
King of the Beasts

Species: lion | Location: ngorangora crater national park, Tanzania, United Republic of

By nancy wheeler

This guy was limping toward his pride, approximately 80 yards away. I was rooting for him!

About The Photographer

Have traveled briefly, but went to Kenya and Tanzania in 2018; pictures are from an amateur, but truly in awe of nature and conservation programs in both countries. Proud to have visited this continent and to have met just a few of the many individuals who are working to preserve it. How lucky am I.
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