To: CheneyChick; vikingchick; Victoria Delsoul; WIMom; one_particular_harbour; kmiller1k; Snow Bunny...
(((ping))))
To: onyx
Hey, did you see this?
Oh, sorry, I misread it.
3 posted on
01/26/2002 4:45:34 PM PST by
sinkspur
To: Sabertooth
Given that the lioness is so skinny, does this mean she did not hunt while they were together?
4 posted on
01/26/2002 4:49:17 PM PST by
paul544
To: Sabertooth
If this is the same one I read aboutlast week; while the lioness slept along came a male lion and had the antelope for lunch. The lioness was powerless to stop it.
6 posted on
01/26/2002 4:51:13 PM PST by
scouse
To: Sabertooth
My husband and I had an encounter with a mountain lion in Northern Calif. a few years ago. It was an awesome experience. We were frightened and fascinated at the same time.
Re: This story. Wonder if this lioness lost a cub. The article doesn't say.
To: Sabertooth
Very interesting, Smilodon.
To: Sabertooth
Not a lamb.
14 posted on
01/26/2002 5:27:25 PM PST by
Demidog
To: Sabertooth; Orual; aculeus; Sungirl; fraulein
Beautiful post.
19 posted on
01/26/2002 6:00:39 PM PST by
dighton
To: Sabertooth
Wow, that Lioness is in really bad shape. She might want to quit walking around with her dinner and eat it.
To: Sabertooth
All I can say is that it's a good thing it isn't a lamb.
To: Sabertooth
Good report and photos. I read the other article several days ago. Said after the lioness discovered that the male lion had killed her oryx she stalked around him roaring at him. Imagine the poor male. He had to be thinking "what?" with that look on his face that all married men have when they have somehow displeased the goddess when they thought they were doing something good.
To: Sabertooth
So the Lioness has a screw loose?? Looking to adopt an Oryx after eating its mother? =o)
31 posted on
01/26/2002 9:21:16 PM PST by
GeronL
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