Lioness in the wild, Lioness looking on in misery

Lioness in the wild, Lioness looking on in misery. However, Ms Lioness runs fast at about 80km/h. Sometimes, prey is hard to find. She really seems hungry and looks like she is drawing endless plans for how to get a flash shine on the day.

See how her face shows inner prayer to get something to eat!!! Or maybe she’s missing her beloved young ones!
Pity the passing by prey it’s gonna chase next! Maybe she has done it numerous times already and now decides to sit back and wait to see what the day brings.

Their prey includes antelopes, buffalo, zebras, young elephants, rhinos, hippos, wild hogs, crocodiles and giraffes. But they also sometimes eat smaller prey, such as mice, birds, hares, lizards, and tortoises.

Sometimes we are lucky enough to get a chance to see how hunting goes! Mostly when chasing after antelopes!!!

Aaah, it seems like Fast and Furious on the grasslands.

Wildlife is like learning a new language; once you invest the time to see and fetch information about several creatures in there, things get 10x more interesting than they were before. It also gives you a chance to relax your mind as you watch these animals up close, just a few metres away.