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Lion and the Guineafowls



Every game drive has very interesting and unique moments, this lion and the guineafowls encounter was really one of those special times. 

While watching some vulturine and helmeted guinea fowl run towards a little water puddle for a drink, a lioness showed up and this got the guineafowls really excited and alarm calls were buzzing. 

The lion had her tail up, clearly sending a message that she was no threat. It was amazing to watch how towards the end of the video the guineafowl were bold enough to approach her. After the lioness finished her drink, the birds approached the water too.

These are some of the wildlife we may see on a Tsavo East Safari with Wild Kenya Safaris.

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Location: Tsavo East National Park, Tsavo national park, Kenya

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