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Great blog Shaun! The statistics on Lion numbers are astounding! Incredible to realize how many Lions have been killed or died from diseases since the 1800s and how important it is to work towards protecting this beautiful animal.

Dan Nissley
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I so look forward to these blogs…I was on a wildlife photo safar during October 2015…fascinating creatures are the lions!

Wow, these daily articles are fabulous, thanks!

Senior Digital Ranger

Wonderful blog, can’t even imagine what the world looked like before the population of man exploded. Thank you for sharing.

Murtaza S
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That is amazing! A few of us fans were contemplating an unlikely scenario where the Talamati males, being the sons of the Matimba, be reunited and accepted by them. It hasn’t happened yet, but they are getting close. If the two forces could combine, they could possibly alter lion coalition dynamics to their favor.

Raymond
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What a lovely experience, I wish i was there seeing it when it happen, nature is amazing

Sau
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Sad that lion’s number is shrinking while killing them has not . Wish the mass media would cast more attention on this fact.

Thanks Shaun who are there Lions mothers ?

Thank you Shaun – I could almost imagine myself being back at Londolozi. A great piece of writing and nice to read some history behind lion populations. Looking forward to seeing yourself and Elmon at New Year again.

Lovely blog Shaun. Lions are so endangered now and there are a lot of horror stories around about captive breeding and the lion bone trade. It is such a privilege to see a wild lion in its natural habitat.

Wow, so interesting!

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