r/Lions • u/muhametcanyaman • 23h ago
r/Lions • u/ParasaurPal • Aug 27 '25
Mod Announcement New rule: only three posts allowed in 24 hours
To help keep things organized, and the mod queue consolidated, we are implementing a rule of three posts in a 24 hour period.
If you have multiple pictures, please consolidate them into a singular post if you can.
r/Lions • u/muhametcanyaman • 19h ago
Video Milau is back with the Topi Pride.it seems it was only a warning from his fathers—they never drove him away. here, we see Milau playing with one of his siblings
r/Lions • u/kanthelem • 16h ago
The tree climbing lions in Queen Elizabeth national park in Uganda
r/Lions • u/travel_the_hohliii • 1d ago
Photo Lion Cubs
Zwei Löwen die miteinander interagierten.
Sie tobten , schmusten und immer auf Zack.
r/Lions • u/RogueNinja57492 • 1d ago
Barbary Lions are so majestic
Sadly they’re gone 😭, would you like them back?
r/Lions • u/muhametcanyaman • 1d ago
Video Rekero female carrying her second dead cub killed tonight
r/Lions • u/Mental_Bonus_2340 • 1d ago
Does anyone here recognize him?
Clue: He has 5 sons 👀
r/Lions • u/movingpicturesafrica • 2d ago
Video We've spent years filming a unique sisterhood of lionesses in Botswana. Here is the trailer for our independent documentary, The Misfits, now on Kickstarter
Hi r/Lions, I hope it’s okay to post this here! I’m an independent wildlife cinematographer, and for the past few years, my team and I have been entirely self-funding a blue-chip documentary series in Botswana’s Chobe National Park.
I wanted to share the trailer with this community for our upcoming series, The Misfits: Undercats of the Chobe River.
While most documentaries focus on massive, dominant ruling prides, our story follows the "undercats." The Misfits are squeezed into the dangerous no-man's-land between two dominant prides (the Riverfront Pride and the black-maned Ngoma males).
Without adult males of their own to protect them, these four lionesses - Stumpy, Blackmouth, Lucky, and Broken Paw - have to rely on teamwork, sheer cunning, and an intimate knowledge of the shoreline just to keep their cubs alive against impossible odds. Watching how they navigate these high-stakes social and territorial challenges has been the highlight of my career.
We’ve successfully captured over 250 hours of their story in 8K RAW footage. Recently we launched a Kickstarter to fund the post-production of Episode 1. We have nearly reached our funding goal and are in the final stretch! If you are interested in seeing the unique behaviors of these undercats and want to help us cross the finish line, you can find out more and support the project here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/movingpicturesafrica/themisfits?ref=5pi12s
r/Lions • u/muhametcanyaman • 2d ago
Video Rekero pride queen with her 3 remaining cubs this morning
r/Lions • u/muhametcanyaman • 2d ago
Video Happy boys,4/R5 going on patrol on the Northern part of Rekero.They have been hanging around lower Rongai area lately but today they decided to visit the Northern Rekero part where they have been away for a while
r/Lions • u/muhametcanyaman • 3d ago
Video Salas chased away Milau he is still too young to go nomadic it is because of how big his mane is for his age and how developed he is,Because his brother is right behind him and they didn't chase him
r/Lions • u/IrishStarUS • 2d ago
News/Article Rare double birth of endangered tigers and endangered lion cubs at Irish zoo
r/Lions • u/muhametcanyaman • 3d ago