January 14, 2018

It's Family Time!

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January 14, 2018
It's Family Time!

Species: Leopard | Location: Porini Lion Camp, Kenya

By Magal Sanjeev

It's a family time out here! Fig (the mother leopard) and her cub indulge in some loving and rollicking moments as both of them spend some real emotional movements! It was heavenly to watch the cub get into the arms of her mother, even as her mother held her tight with her paws, which have the power to kill prey in just one swipe! The only difference was mother hugs her daughter with such love and comfort—it was not only an emotional moment for them but for me as well! Family bonding and comfort is all seen in a single frame!

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I am a solo traveller, nature and wildlife enthusiast. Travel and Photography is my life!

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