Funds needed to help Feed Lioness at Benue Zoo – Cee4life

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Cee4life is feeding this lovely girl. We need help with funds to continue to feed her, please help. We are in the process of getting permission to rehome her. We have found this lady a beautiful new home at Wild Cats World (info on page). In the meantime, please please help us feed her.
She is currently being fed 5Kgs of meat for 2 days a week, we have increased that to 5Kgs of meat 3-4 times a week to ease her into a feeding regime. You can help us maintain this.

Lioness Befriends Baby Antelope

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De Visser got word of two lions feeding on a kill and went to take photos of the scene when he discovered the heartwarming moment. After feeding on the carcass of the Uganda Kob, the lionessretreated to the shade of

a nearby tree to rest. Moments later, the antelope‘s offspring popped out from its hiding spot in the tall grass.

The two animals took some time to warm up to each other — De Visser estimates about 45 minutes — but the lioness eventually let down her guard and befriended the calf. When a park ranger appeared on a motorbike the lioness picked up the impala like she would her own and carried it away. Other tourists to the park reported seeing the baby Kob unharmed later, after the photos were taken, according to The Daily Mail.

PHOTOS: Lioness Befriends Baby Antelope

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It’s not often in the wild that an antelope turns from prey to a member of the pride, but that’s exactly what happened recently at Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda.