by Heila van der Merwe
(Nelspruit)
Lioness at kill
On one of my drives I saw this giraffe that was killed by lions during the night. The giraffe was right next to the road and I could see the scrape marks on the road where the giraffe slipped when chased by the lions. The lions were lying in the bush after eating but during the day they came one by one to have another piece of the carcass. I went back there every day and by the fourth day the vultures took over.
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