African wildlife expert Rob the Ranger captures a lion interrupting a cheetah hunt in Maasai Mara, adding unexpected drama to the scene.

African wildlife expert Rob the Ranger captures a lion pride strategizing their hunt in the early morning of Maasai Mara.

When Bhalla moved to the Samburu region in 2002, “I kept expecting to see large prides of lions. Growing up, my dad would take me on safari at Masai Mara [National Reserve],” she says.

Two small cubs try to get to their mother on the other side of this small river. These cubs would rather avoid taking a swim.

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Lion cubs are born tiny and helpless, but they can already walk by two weeks and begin eating meat around three months. Baby lions need their mother’s protection for the first two to three years.

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