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Panthera Leo
I was on vacation and on the last day I saw this. Amazing!
Kruger National Park
Spotted on Mar 11, 2012
Submitted on Apr 11, 2013
28 Comments (1–25)
Interesting that it is 4 male lions working together here
So very lucky to have seen Nature in progress, some of us have only seen those moments in film. It has be one of those unforgettable moments!! Thank you for sharing them, Epicology.
Oohh I get it Maria lol
I felt the same way. Thanks Neil
I've seen similar events in East Africa. It is very confronting to witness this with your own eyes and ears, and is quite an emotional experience. The first time I saw a kill I felt so disturbed and almost wanted to cry. To watch this on television or to see photographs is to be detached. Not so when you're actually there. This is natures way. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome!!
Wow - that is some capture - both for you and the lions!
Really neat to have seen that!
Thank you Epicology! Wow wow wow! How lucky to see this spectacle on your last day!!! Congrats and thank you for adding more images! Love it!
I added more pictures for Smith zoo
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Spectacular! Could you add the scientific name for lion, Panthera leo? Thank you very much!
I will try to find some more photos of it!
Did they manage to bring the buffalo down? Just amazing shot! If you can, it would be great to see more images of this fantastic spot?
dramatic capture !!
Wow!
woah!
Fantastic !
Amazing photo. Been to Africa and the Cape Buffalo are definitely wild. You were very fortunate to have witnessed a kill on vacation. Would not happen very often. Cape Buffalo are a very dangerous animal in Africa.
Alice, I think that Cape Buffaloes (the african buffaloes) aren't domesticated.
No it was wild!
Did the Buffalo belong to someone locally?
Amazing shot.
Even though this has a wow factor, I do end up feeling sorry for the prey.
Great spot! Welcome to Project Noah!
WOW!