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Lion cub pulls adorable innocent face after biting mother's tail
Watching baby animals in the wild is always a great treat. Filled with playful manners combined with their cute and sometimes clumsy behavior, baby animals out in the wild always make for entertaining viewing while out on safari. While on safari in the Kruger National Park, we came across a pride of lions, lying not too far from the road. In this lion pride there were three of the most adorable lion cubs. Everybody in the vehicle was in awe and overwhelmed by the cuteness of the lion cubs. While the adult lions were lying down resting, the cubs looked busy, and they definitely stole the show with their adorable looks and playful behavior. At one stage, the one lion cub thought it was a good idea to start nibbling on its mother’s tail. This was so cute to watch. After a few nibbles the mother lion clearly had enough and pulled away her tail. The cub looked a little confused at first, looking around before staring straight at the camera with the cutest innocent face, acting as if nothing has happened. The stare of that lion cub melted hearts on the safari vehicle, and it was one of the cutest things I have seen out in the wild in a long time.
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