Our fabulous hour with lion cubs in Ndutu, Tanzania

We spent a glorious hour in Ndutu, Tanzania, watching 3, 4-month-old lion cubs, from them waking up to settling back down, they were so much fun to watch

[@JaquelineMunoz-bz8gt]

Buenas fotos 😊

[@alimarleyphoto]

Thank you / Gracias

[@CounselorJerryH]

I want one as a pet now x3

[@alimarleyphoto]

hahaha, I would of took them home with me too, although i wouldnt fancy a bite off one lol

[@marlincec]

Awww so cute and playful!!🥰🥰🥰 what a wonderful sight!!! I never get tired of watching them ❤

[@alimarleyphoto]

It really was an amazing sight, I really had to pull myself away I could of watched them all day

[@gatorduran3288]

I love adorable lion cubs!

[@alimarleyphoto]

Thank you for your comment. These 2 certainly were totally adorable.

[@Joeblow-ms3cv]

Beautiful and special. This video is important, and its done with class.

[@Joeblow-ms3cv]

Indubidubly 🙂

[@alimarleyphoto]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment

[@thetooginator153]

This shows how humans have evolved in the last hundred years. Today, lions in these parks know that humans are watching them, but humans aren’t a threat at all. I suspect the lions have figured out that humans admire lions and love watching little cubs playing. My guess is that lion moms think their babies are absolutely adorable AND that humans think the same thing, so, if the humans watch the pride from a reasonable distance, it’s cool with the lions.

[@alimarleyphoto]

Thank you for your comment. This mum looked warn out and was glad of the break while they played up for the camera, hehehe, but yeah she didnt seem bothered at all about us being there, she even came and sat right next to the car to get a bit of shade and let us watch them.

[@thecurlew7403]

Very nice the Lion of Judah😊.

[@alimarleyphoto]

Thank you