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Wild Lion Cub Walks With Mother

October 4, 2012
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Tiny lion cub pictured walking under close protection of two lionesses

A photographer has captured the image of a tiny lion cub walking alongside two lionesses, who look to be keeping a close eye on the young cub.

The cub walks along the road in the Masai Mara game reserve in Kenya (Picture: David Lazar/National News andPictures)

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Donna Factor

Very sweet!
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Tiny lion cub pictured walking under close protection of two lionesses

A photographer has captured the image of a tiny lion cub walking alongside two lionesses, who look to be keeping a close eye on the young cub.

Tiger cub at Winnipeg zoo died of bacterial pneumonia

Lion cub found dead near Gadhiya

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