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Watchful lioness knew how to protect her cub on the road

File photo of a lioness in the Kruger National Park in Malelane, South Africa. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)

Credit: Warren Little

Credit: Warren Little

File photo of a lioness in the Kruger National Park in Malelane, South Africa. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
By HotTopics.tv
Jan 25, 2017

A video shared online shows a watchful mother lion carefully carrying her cub across a road in Kruger National Park in Africa.

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The video shows the clever mother picking up the cub in her mouth as she crosses the road, then setting him back down once they are safely across.

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Source: Lioness safely carries cub across road by meridat09 on Rumble

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