Queen Elizabeth National Park: has one of the world’s largest population of tree climbing lions

Stunning sightings of a glut of animals in their natural habitat in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Western Uganda, The pearl of Africa.
It’s amazing landscape of expansive savannah grasslands, woodlands, crater lakes and it’s collection of mammals is jaw dropping.
Seeing tree climbing lions was the high light of the visit.

[@davidbukenya8633]

Amazing videos..like the madinda music play thanks Michael!

[@outwithnature1457]

Thanks KDB, the music is a game changer to the whole experience. Thanks for the support.

[@mosesmathiasngobi9854]

Very interesting views and lessons in there.

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Thanks Moses for your kind remarks

[@falanajerido875]

I love it this is the lion culture

[@outwithnature1457]

They have a large conservation unit and one can book an expedition with them to learn more about the lion culture. Thanks for the lovely comments

[@archsafaritours9683]

Awesome video

[@outwithnature1457]

Thanks for the lovely remarks

[@sivpujanrammistry3684]

Un Ok

[@kmg9802]

👍👍 🇱🇰

[@outwithnature1457]

Asante sana - meaning thank you very much

[@falanajerido875]

You didn't show them on a tree

[@outwithnature1457]

Hi Falana, if you look carefully you will see the lioness in the large cactus tree. They can easily be missed

[@falanajerido875]

@@outwithnature1457why you didn't shine a light on them being it was the topic?

[@outwithnature1457]

Thanks for that highlight, it escaped my scrutiny. I will work on it next time if the opportunity arises

[@genivalbezerradasilva2575]

Novo inscrito genival eu tambem tenho um canal

[@outwithnature1457]

Obrigado Genival Bezerra da Silva, o que é sue canal?

[@sivpujanrammistry3684]

Un un to

[@outwithnature1457]

Hi Sivpujanram, I would like to know what your previous statement meant, so I could be of assistance