The lion cub’s physical condition is still very weak, so the bites of poisonous snakes can completely make it unable to survive.

Lions are animals often known as the king of the jungle, and it is no coincidence that they were given that title. By nature, lions are dominant, ready to take down any opponent if necessary.

In many cases, lions do not even want to eat their competitors. This is simply to show off their strength as well as eliminate all those who dare to approach and threaten their food chain.

Lions are masters of hunting in nature, possessing all the necessary elements such as a reasonable strategy, strong strength, sometimes soft and sometimes hard, enough patience to wait for opportunities and be ready to attack the government. head to gain an advantage.

However, to be able to “inherit” the strength and authority of adulthood, the lion’s path will encounter countless thorns and difficulties. When they are still young and innocent, lion cubs also have to depend a lot on their parents as well as their pride.

As a “highly social” animal, lions often live and hunt in groups of 15 – 40 animals, in which the leader of the group is a male lion with many females and young cubs. below.

During hunts, the main responsibility in the pride belongs to the female lion. The reason is because female lions have suitable characteristics, which are compact size, agile movement and no heavy mane, making camouflage more difficult…

The mission of the Lion King (the alpha male) sounds simpler, which is to protect the territory and ensure the safety of the entire herd. That means Kings will have to face countless dangers lurking from protecting their territory from enemies to protecting their “throne” from other males.

It is easy to recognize the head lion of the herd, because of its majestic and majestic appearance, with a very thick and erect mane on the neck, which protects the neck area when fighting and attracts the affection of the lion. children. The older the male lion, the darker his mane.

Mr. Derek Gold, a tour guide, accidentally witnessed an unfortunate incident during the growing process of the lion cub.

That day, while driving southwest along Skukuza, Mr. Gold came across something brown walking between two bushes. Because he was so curious, he decided to turn around to search. To the tour guide’s surprise, a female lion appeared, followed by two young lions groping along.

But, one of the two lion cubs seemed to be in trouble. It could not follow its mother properly and staggered as if it were drunk. Even the mother lion had to turn back to find a way to help her.

Faced with the hardships of the lions, the tourist group did not want to cause more stress for them, so they left them their own space. At this time, another tour guide in the group shared that perhaps the little lion had been bitten by a poisonous snake. The curiosity and innocence of young lions often lead them into dangerous encounters. The presence of a poisonous snake will cause serious injury, even death, to the lion.