r/Lions • • 4d ago

Photo Just some quality time with the family

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356 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 4d ago

Video Orkirikoi and Olonyore together this afternoon.

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120 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 4d ago

Video Lovely Orkirikoi marking the jeep

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152 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 5d ago

Video Chilling with bro

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r/Lions • • 4d ago

Video 4/5 R5 Orongai, Kidong'oe, Lepiyayoi and OLoltapata this morning after chasing an intruder (Olonyore) out of their territory

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100 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 5d ago

Photo Lioness with her cubs

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114 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 5d ago

Video Ormawai moving majestically after spotting the Black Rock Pride. A true king in the making.

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316 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 5d ago

Video Nala this morning

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430 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 5d ago

Photo Kimani with his shining amber eyes

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178 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 5d ago

Photo Two young males from Sabi Sands, South Africa

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59 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 5d ago

Video Kibogoyo this morning he was with the paradise

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176 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 6d ago

Photo Albino Lion - one of the most majestic creatures

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341 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 6d ago

Photo Couple from the Serengeti, Tanzania

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120 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 6d ago

Photo Fig Tree lioness Samara showing off her bodybuilder physique

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844 Upvotes

Photo credit: Miguel Bellido


r/Lions • • 6d ago

Video This is from a recent trip to Chobe NP in Botswana

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107 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 6d ago

Video Orkirikoi and olonyore this morning

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180 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 6d ago

Video Kidong'oe this morning

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r/Lions • • 6d ago

Video Kiroma her babies and Mzee this morning.

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209 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 6d ago

Photo This guy dwarfs her, beautiful size diff

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30 Upvotes

Name: Pretty Boy II


r/Lions • • 5d ago

Video This is called grabbing by the neck... LOL ... #traveling #travelwithcha...

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r/Lions • • 7d ago

Photo Big maneless Lion from Tarangire National Park, Tanzania

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59 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 7d ago

Video lepiyayoi, kidongo,Ololtapata and orongai this morning we've missed u boy

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156 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 7d ago

Video Djodjo the tank

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285 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 7d ago

Photo Powerful Lioness from Jamala Madikwe Royal Safari Lodge, South Africa

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104 Upvotes

r/Lions • • 7d ago

News/Article Before the Mapogo and Majingilane – How did Sabi Sand's lions get their names?

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Today, legendary coalitions like the Mapogo, Majingilane and Matimba are known by name. But decades ago, many lions in Sabi Sand lived and disappeared without their individual histories ever being recorded.

So what changed?

From Black Maned and Golden Maned to the mysterious five males from the east and the West Street Males, I explored how Sabi Sand's lions gradually went from anonymous predators to individually recognized animals whose lives could be followed across generations.

One fascinating detail: a 2001 report even identified a West Street male by his injured nose.

I wrote an article exploring this transition and the history behind it. It's in Hungarian, but browser translation should make it accessible.

🦁 https://www.planetzoo.hu/allatok-termeszet/az-oroszlanok-vilaga/amikor-nevet-kaptak-sabi-sand-oroszlanjai

Do you know of any individually documented Sabi Sand lions from before the 1990s? I'd love to hear about them!