YOUNG LIONS FIRST KILL.mpg
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African lions have english accents....?
Who knew!
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didnt know lions can speak english better than me
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Nice catch!
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move over sir david , nice narration
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Why does this african lion have a different accent?
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fishmanMarch61 3 months ago 2
@fishmanMarch61
He was struck dumb by the attake. :)
PHALANX47 3 months ago
Isn't this a lioness?
AnywhereButHere09 7 months ago
@AnywhereButHere09
Young males are often mistaken for females, even juveniles without the mane. But one thing that is always noticable is, the larger head & broader brow in the males. And if you see enough lion/ess, you will begin to notice a feminine and male look about them.
PHALANX47 7 months ago