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Video ID: CPM0618 A cheeky jackal woke a sleeping lion by biting on its tail. Victor Odupoi Rinka was leading a safari through the Maasai Mara, Kenya, in March when he came across a snoozing predator.

To catch the film on its opening day, viewers can check local theater listings and secure tickets for what promises to be a heartwarming chapter in the Lion King saga. When will Mufasa: The Lion King ...

Mufasa: The Lion King: The journey of Mufasa, from an adorable lion cub to the king of animals, is now available for each cinephile to savour. The movie Mufasa: The Lion King has hit theatres ...

In 1994, Disney redefined its movie-making prowess with The Lion King and launched an iconic franchise. Since then, audiences of all age groups have turned it into a classic and one of the most ...

A young boy from northern Zimbabwe has been found alive after surviving alone for five days in a game park teeming with wild animals, according to NBC News. Seven-year-old Tinotenda Pudu wandered 23 ...

Matusadona game park has about 40 lions. At one point, it had one of the highest lion population densities in Africa, according to African Parks. The Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority ...

"Remarkably, it is estimated that he walked through the harsh terrain of the lion infested Matusadona National Park for 49 kilometers (30 miles) from his village to the point where he was found ...

They included a male lion, a critically endangered female tiger, and two ring-tailed lemurs. Two cheetahs, a pair of eastern grey kangaroos, and four European bison were also among the dead.

The animals included a male lion, a critically endangered female tiger, and two ring-tailed lemurs. Two cheetahs, a pair of eastern grey kangaroos, and four European bison, the Irish Mirror reports. A ...

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