LION TRIES CREEPING UP ON SNOOZING LIONESS ONLY TO GET QUICKLY TOLD OFF
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A horny lion tried creeping up on a snoozing lioness only to get quickly told off.
Kat Katekani was leading a tour through Kapama Game Reserve, South Africa, on October 15 when he spotted a female lion regaining her energy.
Hilarious footage captured the moment a male – called Guernsy – patiently padded over to the lioness with the hopes of mating with her.
However, as soon as he got next to her, she jumped up and swiped out at the unlucky male, clearly not interested in his advances.
“He was trying to mate with her again after a long four days of mating non-stop.“
Kat Katekani
Did you know? Lionesses
Queen of the Hunt: Did you know lionesses do 85% of the hunting in a pride? 
Silent Stalkers: Lionesses can sneak up on prey at speeds of up to 50 km/h! 
Pride Protectors: Lionesses fiercely defend their cubs from intruders—even larger predators. 
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Lifespan Leaders: In the wild, lionesses can live up to 14 years, thriving as the pride’s backbone.
Kat said: “He was trying to mate with her again after a long four days of mating non-stop.
“She was very tired and she growled at him, clearly telling him no.
“We always see this behaviour with lionesses, especially when they’re tired.”
🦁 Learn More About: Lions
🆔 Name: Panthera leo
🌍 Habitat: African savannas & India’s Gir Forest
🥩 Diet: Carnivore – hunts zebras, buffalo & more
⏳ Lifespan: 10–14 yrs wild | up to 20 yrs captivity
💪 Male Size: 6–7 ft long, 330–550 lbs
♀ Female Size: 5–6 ft long, 265–400 lbs
⚡ Speed: Up to 50 mph
🏰 Social Life: Live in prides of 3–40 lions
🦁 Mane: Only males have one
💛 Conservation: Vulnerable – protection needed
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