cjkeating
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They just got old. One of the female lions died a few years ago. It isn't the first time the lions have been retired/replaced.
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Animal Kingdom lions Dakari and Kamari to retire
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Mshango, Zahara and Neema: New Lion Pride Calls Kilimanjaro Safaris Home at Disney's Animal Kingdom
Walt Disney World has announced that a trio of new lions are now calling Disney's Animal Kingdom's Kilimanjaro Safaris home
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The Colonel
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Even lions retire to Florida, probably near Boca.
My mother always said, "Live on Fisher Island, get buried in Palm Beach. That way, you'll have the best of Florida."
My mother always said, "Live on Fisher Island, get buried in Palm Beach. That way, you'll have the best of Florida."
New Lion Pride Debuts at Disney's Animal Kingdom: Meet Mshango, Zahara, and Neema
New Lion Pride Debuts at Disney's Animal Kingdom: Meet Mshango, Zahara, and Neema
New Lion Pride Debuts at Disney's Animal Kingdom: Meet Mshango, Zahara, and Neema
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Captain Barbossa
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Good looking bunch. I’m surprised the new pride came in as quickly as they did. Thought it might be a few months. Hats off to the specialists at AK.
The male lion that’d been at my local zoo for roughly 25 years passed earlier this fall. Fathered around 10-15 cubs. Hoping to get a new one in the near future. Seeing this youngster put a smile on my face.
The male lion that’d been at my local zoo for roughly 25 years passed earlier this fall. Fathered around 10-15 cubs. Hoping to get a new one in the near future. Seeing this youngster put a smile on my face.
Horizons '83
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- In the Parks
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For all the things that Disney fails at recently, this isn't one of them. They truly care about these animals and invest in their wellbeing and its evident.
eliza61nyc
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They are gorgeous
alexdisney
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Male lion at the St. Louis zoo based away a month or so ago too (unless that is the one you are talking about)
The Colonel
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Disney will dope them up real proper. For the next 20 years they'll be laying up on that rock watching the buses go by, waiting for their next fix.