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“The Marsh Lions [in 1982.] Easy to see why we named them the Marsh Pride. The Musiara Marsh is the heart of their dry season territory. In the rainy seasons the Marsh lives up to its name.”
Taken in the Maasai Mara, Kenya Photographed by Jonathan & Angie Scott
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Two cubs borne to the lioness Kaleo of the Marsh Pride. They have been named Musiara and Olonyori. Both will be featured in the upcoming BBC series, “Lion.”
Taken in Governors' Camp, Kenya Photographed by Ann Aveyard
The lionesses of the immortal Marsh Pride. Taken at the end of April just as the sun was setting.
Taken in Governors’ Camp, Kenya Photographed by Felix Rome
The four-month-old male cub called Moja was infatuated with the big male, and loved to spend time close to him and to play with him when possible. We do not know for sure if Askari is Moja's father or even related to him, as we do not know the relatedness of Askari and Mpole - the two pride males - they look different and Mpole is older, but they could still be related.
The Marsh Pride: Moja and Askari Photographed by Big Cat People Maasai Mara, Kenya
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A lion cub from the famous Marsh Pride is distracted by a fly in the in Masai Mara, Kenya by Mario Moreno
HUNTER by Ray Morris Hunter - a member of the Marsh Pride. This photograph was taken by my wife, Elizabeth.
MARSH PRIDE LIONESS by Ray Morris
