African Lioness
Profile in Courage
Cheetah at Rest 1/2
Lioness overlooking the plains
Scare Face
Lioness walking thru Chamise
Walking-silently in the Brush
Sleepy Cheetah
Asleep
Cheetahs at Rest
Claws Out
King Returns to the Pride
Hello Girls
Do Not Wake
Daughter Returns to the Pride
3 Lioness and King
The Pride
Respect to the Mother
Welcome back to Pride
While the King Sleeps
Mothers Love
Pe-ka-Boo
King of the Jungle
His Kingness
In the Wild
Scouting out Territory
The Lioness Queen
Setting for a Hunt
Hunt: Two Impala's on the Horizon
Eating Lunch alone 1/4
Lunch Time 2/4
Bloody Mouth 3/4
Laying in the Shade 4/4
Full Stomach Nap
Cheetah asleep
Dark Eyes
Perving the land - Cheetah 2/3
Cheetah perving the land to the left
Lion Paw Print
Out for the Count
African Lioness
Profile in Courage
Cheetah at Rest 1/22017 Kwande Reserve
Lioness overlooking the plains
Scare Face
Lioness walking thru Chamise2017 Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, a world-class Big Five safari destination.Plant Species - Adenostoma
Walking-silently in the Brush
Sleepy Cheetah
Asleep
Cheetahs at Rest2017 Kwande ReserveCheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) are not just the fastest cats... they’re the fastest animals on land! The latest research is revealing that it’s their extraordinary maneuverability that really gives them the killer edge. They can run faster, brake harder, and turn quicker than any other predator on land. They have been recorded running at speeds as fast as 96 mph.
Claws OutCheetah at rest with its claws perturbing from its paws.
King Returns to the Pride
Hello Girls
Do Not Wake
Daughter Returns to the Pride
3 Lioness and King2017 Kwande Reserve
The Pride2017 Kwande Reserve
Respect to the MotherLioness's daughter returns to the pride and offers respect to the Mother.
Welcome back to Pride2017 Kwande Reserve
While the King Sleeps2017 Kwande Reserve
Mothers Love2017 Kwande Reserve
Pe-ka-BooA lion caught me taking a picture of the pride he pops his head above the Lioness
King of the Jungle2017 Kwande ReserveLions (Panthera leo) are iconic animals… but they’re strange too. They are the only cat to live in groups. In numbers, they find the strength and cooperation to hunt the most formidable prey, including bison, giraffe, and even elephants. Super prides, of as many as 20 lions, live on the savannah of Tanzania, while much smaller isolated pride roam the oldest desert on Earth - the Namib.
His Kingness
In the Wild2017 Kwande Reserve
Scouting out Territory2017 Kwande Reserve
The Lioness Queen2017 Kwande Reserve
Setting for a Hunt
Hunt: Two Impala's on the Horizon
Eating Lunch alone 1/4
Lunch Time 2/42017 Kwande Reserve
Bloody Mouth 3/4
Laying in the Shade 4/4
Full Stomach Nap
Cheetah asleep
Dark Eyes
Perving the land - Cheetah 2/3
Cheetah perving the land to the left
Lion Paw Print2017 Kwande Reserve
Out for the Count
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