The lioness had the cub tightly secured in her jaws." Newborn lion cubs are vulnerable and rely on their mother for everything. They are small and fragile, needing constant care and protection.

Lionesses move their newborn cubs for several reasons, primarily centred around ensuring their safety and protection. And a video that captures a lioness searching for a new den with her cub in ...

The 2-month-old cub — all fuzzy ears and blue eyes — was adorable, and the lioness spent weeks nursing, feeding and caring for him until he died. She treated him as if one of her own two sons ...

The lions and leopards of Gir National Park, in Gujarat, India, normally do not get along. “They compete with each other” for space and food, said Stotra Chakrabarti, a postdoctoral res… ...

A lion cub gets swept away in a flooding river, but swims for its life to reach mom, only to get washed away again. This time, the lioness saves her cub flooding in river and carries it to safety.

The lioness, stately and confident, pauses briefly to monitor her surroundings and check on her cubs. While some vehicles appear to be following too closely, the lions seem accustomed to their ...

The mother lion recognized the threat of losing her cub to the hyenas, dropping the impala carcass from the tree and jumping to the ground to confront the hyenas. “She gave them a stare of death ...

A viral image that shows an elephant carrying a lion cub in its trunk and walking next to a lioness is ALTERED, based on our research. The original image of the elephant was digitally altered as ...

Lions and leopards normally don't get along, but one wild lioness — recently spotted nursing a leopard cub in Tanzania's Ngorongoro Conservation Area — apparently didn't get that memo. "It's ...

Lioness and First-Time Mom Celebrates Mother's Day With Her Two Newborn Cubs at Denver Zoo The two cubs, a male and a female, were born on April 23 and have yet to be named, according to the zoo. By ...

The lioness gave birth to three cubs of her own in late June. It's possible she might bring the leopard cub back to her litter and raise them together, Hunter said.