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Queens of Tsavo East

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These three sisters in tsavo east show us the best way to nap when you're belly full !
While on a safari in tsavo east we normally make it a point to stop and check some of the waterholes, especially if its a particularly hot day. Our decision to drive and check five waterholes paid off when we came across this trio of lionesses resting next to the waters edge. With bellies full, two lionesses that were fast asleep looked ever so comfortable with their legs facing up to the skies.

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