This is one of the most famous lions in the Mara, Oloimina from the Black Rockers Pride. He is easily identified from the mark on the left side under his nose, like a beauty spot! He and his brother Oloshipa are the only remaining Kings of what once was 5 enormous brothers. Stay safe gorgeous King 👑 🦁 #lions

Magnificent capture for this absolutely handsome male Jack, the nomad in Shamwari, and arguably the best-looking bachelor lion in Africa. For so many years we hope he could become a pride male and could have his own seeds. The Southern pride has cubs already with their dominant male, and very protective with them. 🦁💜 #lions #animals

Black Rock Pride Lioness Nariku @ Nariku is one of the mother of Black Rock Boys 🦁 What a Queen! #lions

Oleku born into Marsh Pride in 2021 on a kill 🦁 #lions

Tsalala lioness and cubs seen by Singita guests in Kruger National Park 🦁 #lions

Meet Bobcat! Bobcat is a veteran Male Lion. He has a very close bond with Kevin and is distinguishable by his distinctive Black Mane. He is in fabulous condition and looks far younger than his age. He currently is living at the Kevin Richardson Lion Sanctuary and has know Kevin since he was a cub therefore having a special bond. 🦁 #lions

A king in the making! Beautiful Kidong 'Oe, who is Olobor's legacy, is going from strength to strength 🦁 #lions

Mara vet team attended to an injured lion in Maasai Mara-Simba area. The lion was sightedby Dileep of Osera camp. The lion had serious right and left flank injuries caused by a territorial fight and buffalo injuries. The wounds were cleaned and sutured Infected wounds were cleaned with water, hydrogen peroxide and iodine. Antibiotics and antiinflamatories were administered. Topical antibiotic cream and spray was applied to facilitate healing. Monitoring of the lion continues and the prognosis is good.🙏🦁 #lions

Remembering the great warrior Slit-Lip, a prominent member of the powerful Inselberg coalition, who was almost certainly killed by the Bila-Shaka males in July 2022. This remarkable king succumbed to severe fighting injuries on his own territory, apparently being attacked by more than two rivals. It is thought that three of the Bila-Shaka males, Koshoke, Kiok and Kibogoyo were responsible for the attack, being seen before the fatal fight, occurred during night without direct witness, at only 500 meters away from the place where Slit-Lip finally rested.

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