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Lioness lies sleeping on kopje under tree

An old lioness sleeping peacefully

Large group of lions sleeping in the wild of Masai Mara at sunset.

Two lionesses (Panthera leo) playing in savannah in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Full length view of apex predator in Serengeti National Park during dry season, Tanzania, East Africa.

Lions spend between 16 and 20 hours each day resting and sleeping.

Lion resting in savanna with eyes closed, surrounded by lush green grass. The animal is lying peacefully in its natural habitat, enjoying the warmth and tranquility of the open landscape.

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A lioness sleeps in a leafless tree in the Serengeti national park, Tanzania

A lioness lies on the ground in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, Africa.

White lion female in a South African Game Reserve. Sleeping.

Two lionesses (Panthera leo) playing in savannah in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Photo of a lionesse hunting in the Maasai Mara National Rserve in Kenya, Africa.

lion in the park close up

Late afternoon shot of lioness (Panthera leo) lying in the savanana of the Masai Mara, Kenya, Africa.

Image of lion king in Masai Mara nature reserve in Kenya

A lioness takes a nap in a tree in the Serengeti national park, Tanzania

Lioness Resting in Grass. Amboseli, Kenya

Female white lion (leucistic) in a South African Game Reserve, lying down in grass.

Lion on safari in Kenia and Tanzania

African lion sleeping on the ground in an open area in the wildlife nature reserve in Africa

Lion family with young lions. in a savanna landscape after the hunt. Nice shot from Africa from a safari

Lion mother and cub in the wild

Lion was infested with insects

Lion sleeping in a tree - Serengeti

Sleeping lioness in the savannah. Kenya, Africa

$The Selous Game Reserve in southeastern Tanzania is very large – about 47,500 km2. Supposedly home to a great wealth and diversity of wildlife, it has also been identified as one of the most important lion “strongholds” in Africa. It has also recently become known as a massive elephant poaching slaughterhouse. \n\nNow ask yourself if those sorts of lion “population estimates” are good enough to guide any conservation programme for a species in rapid decline?$

Lioness lying down in the shade of the tree in the dry season in Mikumi National Park.

White (leucitic) lion cub, a tawny cub and a white cub from a White Lion parent, in a South African Game Reserve.

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