Lioness Protects her meal
by Bob Shepardson
(DeBary Fl, U.S.A.)
Approaches the Vultures
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We were in the leopard triangle at the end closest to Namutoni, photographing the pride that hangs out in that area. When one of the large females got up and started toward Chudop at a dead run. We followed her seeing a group of vultures on the ground ahead. She ran for at least a full kilometer right into the vultures scattering them in all directions. They had started to feed on a Zebra, that was most likely her kill from the previous night. She then walked around the kill taking a position about 10 meters from it. In about 10 minutes the rest of the pride showed up and started to feed.
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