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5 Comments
Great picures ! looks like two well fed lionesses or are there perhaps an extension to the pride on the way ! thanks for posting…
Very nice pics -It looks like a black-necked spitter. Were either of the lions spat at?
Yes, great photos. Hope those ladies backed off!
i sure hope this is not a spitting cobra and the girls did leave the snake in peace ( i am sure that snake would prefer to be left alone )
indeed a rare sighting !!