Africa Wild

Mel wrote:So there are at least youngsters around again at Grootkolk... very good Franco was always moaning about them all being male (which is just fair enough because of the gene pool...) - is the small one least a female? I know that the teenager is a male. That's the cub we saw back in October when he was as small as the little one is now. Glad to see he made it to be a teenager though. I wouldn't have put my money on him surviving because he looked a bit strange back then. (Maybe it's that inbreeding Franco is so wary of)

I hope they'll produce another one till October. Could do with some cubs again. Not very likely though judging by the size of the two kids.

Stupid behaviour of the neighbours is all I say...

Puff Addy wrote:It's so heartwarming to see cubs playing with litter - not!

Toko wrote:It's getting greener there post by post
Nice to have a lion family behind a low fence
These ugly rubbish plastic bird baths are an eyesore and lions should destroy them and then dump into the bin

Richprins wrote:Ja, looks like the predators are quite happy to walk around camps and picnic spots there?

Nice green pics again, nana!

Michele Nel wrote:Just lovely Nan..just plain lovely. :)

RogerFraser wrote:nan lovely interaction with the lions .Love the father keeping an eye on the youngster

Plastic mixed in the wild ,sure they can get better material to use for birds

Flutterby wrote:Beautiful sighting and pics!

Alf wrote:Those lions can jump that fence easily