White Lions in the Wild - Extremely rare sighting

We were extremely fortunate to see these two white lionesses in the wild as they are so rare.
White lions are rare in the wild, because the coloring is the result of a genetic mutation in which two copies of the gene must be present for the white coat to show up in the animal. These two sisters are both carriers of the gene, but only one of them proved out and has a white coat.
The white lions, also called blond lions, are the same species as African lions (Panthera leo). Their blondish-white coloring is the result of a recessive mutant gene. So cubs born to more tawny-colored lions could carry the recessive mutant gene (without showing a blond coat) and pass it on to future generations. Like most recessive genes, if an offspring gets two copies of that genetic mutation, the trait, such as blondness, will be expressed and show up.
"Shores of Avalon" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@zarzartinwin593]

Lionesses are sooo beautiful and magnificent!😍😍🤩

[@Maluwonderland]

are those the ones from the domentary the white lions? are these the two lioness cubs of Matimba?

[@mikeveis1370]

Name that white lion Kimba

[@italiangirl2789]

Beautiful ❤

[@horselover7744]

Those are not the two Birminghams So in which country is this located in ?

[@shashinayak8800]

Hi There, wonderful video. Im currently working on an educational promotional video and would like to ask your permission to use a small portion of your footage. I would really love to hear your response. Regards