Safari Group Stunned By An Unexpected Lion Guest When Having A Buffet
The Kruger National Park in South Africa is very famous for its dense population of wildlife, including one of the biggest members of the cat family, the lion. And recently, a rare incident has happened when a lion came to interrupt the evening party of a safari group.
You can watch the video of the lion joining the party below:
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Image Credit: Chris Taylor
Image Credit: Chris Taylor
Image Credit: Chris Taylor
"To have one visit a drink stop in such close proximity is very unusual. We all sat and watched as he slowly moved closer. He posed for a few seconds and continued. I have had other animals wander past, but normally at a much greater distance" - said Chris Taylor, the safari guide.
Luckily, such an incredible moment was also recorded by Mr. Taylor. And more importantly, the group could enjoy their buffet after the lion has gone. An expert lion tracker in the group confirmed that it was safe to continue the cocktail party.You can watch the video of the lion joining the party below:
H/T: kingdomstv
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