October 14, 2015

Teeth & Testosterone

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October 14, 2015
Teeth & Testosterone

Species: Lion | Location: Kruger National Park, South Africa

By JP Meiring

I was watching two lions mate, when another male appeared. The males started fighting, and eventually the new male backed off, and the other male continued mating with the female.  This photo was taken while on safari in South Africa.

About The Photographer

I am 25 years old, working as an accountant. I visit the Kruger National Park about once a year, and try to do as much photography as I can them as I do not own a camera

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