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Photo from a neglected display case, featuring the zoo's previous pair of lionesses, sisters Mali and Kali (Date unknown).

Photo from a neglected display case, featuring the zoo's previous pair of lionesses, sisters Mali and Kali (Date unknown, prior to 2021).

According to differnt german medias, a lion (or rather: a lioness) has escaped from a unknown location and is now free ranging in Berlin. A photo from the animal was already taken, but at the moment, there were no other sights. Also, neither Zoo Berlin nor Tierpark Berlin is missing a lion and...

Do note that this image was taken on July 8th, 2023, at the Honolulu Zoo, in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

Dalseong Park Zoo is a zoo in Daegu, South Korea. It is known for its old facilities and poor animal welfare but has been scheduled to undergo a big change in years to come. These are the animals in Dalseong Park Zoo I’ve seen in June 2023. Deer Enclosure (사슴사): Guanaco, Formosan Sika Deer...

On 13 May 2023, a family of three entered a lion enclosure to take a selfie with one of the lions. The keeper of the lion, who was a relative of the family, told them that the lion wasn’t aggressive and that they could take a selfie with the animal. The lion clawed the child’s scalp resulting...

Panthera leo

The zoo's four lions, who are kept in pairs and split between side-by-side enclosures (Taken January 20th, 2023).

The maneless Kasal (foreground) and his sister Prim socialize between the fence with their sister Tess, all 7 years old. (Taken January 20th, 2023).

Boomer, the oldest of the zoo’s lions at 15 years old, looking magnificent as always. (Taken January 20th, 2023).

12.01.2023

In my nearest zoo (Silesian Zoo in Poland) things got a little interesting and we might be having in the near future a new lion exhibit where our katanga lions might "get lucky". So because of that I wanted to do some research and tried to list all the katanga lions in European zoos. Couldn't...

Either Lorenzo or Mouse

Another brief moment of expression in resting felids photo I managed to capture, this time featuring the zoo's resident male lion, Ingozi. He'd be very magnificent if he didn't always have his tongue out.

This photo kind of shows how small Ingozi is for a male. He is a little further back, but still. He doesn't seem aware of this, however.

Cabara being lazy, as lions do.

This should be the last of my back catalog photos for a while. I have a couple I need to edit that I might upload here and there but from now on pretty much everything I put out will be from this year.