While half the tour group took an elephant walk, the other half walked with lion cubs. Then it was our turn. Again, these are orphaned cubs and will be returned to the wild when two years old. The cub in the third picture is a male just beginning to mature. You can see the larger head and the beginning of the mane.
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08/27/2010
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[this is good] I'm surprised they were so comfortable with humans around them like this.
Posted by: Laura | 08/27/2010 at 03:00 PM