Yeah, i read this story of the rescued lion and saw this video previously. It's so amazing to see such a majestic-looking lion behaving just like a manja housecat with his rescuer. We have much to learn about love and remembering gratefulness.
Aww! The lion so lovey-dovey! Reminds me of my pet cat Lucky! Too bad it is confined in a cage. The rescued lion ought to be released in an open wildlife sanctuary or nature reserve park, where it can roam freely.
Something wrong with this "caged" sanctuary. Animal sanctuary should run on a policy of not using cages, and let its wildlife free roaming and living in natural surroundings.
There are almost always barriers - a river, a rival pride of lions or other animals or a desert. Just because there are no bars does not mean sanctuaries have no boundaries.
Dear Anonymous, Of course I know of sanctuaries where antelopes, zebras,and other animals not afraid of lions because they are separated from lions by wide, deep trenches, or moats. And I know of barriers such as trenches and deserts -- I been at nature reserves/wildlife sanctuaries in USA and seen those barriers.
Dawn could be right -- perhaps the video showing a fence around the entire sanctuary rather than a cage.
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Yeah, i read this story of the rescued lion and saw this video previously. It's so amazing to see such a majestic-looking lion behaving just like a manja housecat with his rescuer. We have much to learn about love and remembering gratefulness.
Aww! The lion so lovey-dovey! Reminds me of my pet cat Lucky!
Too bad it is confined in a cage.
The rescued lion ought to be released in an open wildlife sanctuary or nature reserve park, where it can roam freely.
jules - very true.
Aminah, according to the presenter, this is supposed to be an animal sanctuary.
Something wrong with this "caged" sanctuary.
Animal sanctuary should run on a policy of not using cages, and let its wildlife free roaming and living in natural surroundings.
I can't tell from the video - it may well be that this is the fence around the entire sanctuary rather than a cage.
There are almost always barriers - a river, a rival pride of lions or other animals or a desert. Just because there are no bars does not mean sanctuaries have no boundaries.
Dear Anonymous,
Of course I know of sanctuaries where antelopes, zebras,and other animals not afraid of lions because they are separated from lions by wide, deep trenches, or moats. And I know of barriers such as trenches and deserts -- I been at nature reserves/wildlife sanctuaries in USA and seen those barriers.
Dawn could be right -- perhaps the video showing a fence around the entire sanctuary rather than a cage.
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