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What is your take on this one?.

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First lion just playing with baby calf to eat him later.

Second lion playing with him to have dinner later.

They are both protecting him?.

 
I've talked to some wildlife experts about this type of scenario, and usually the only reason a predator will play with it's prey its because it's not hungry. I remember watching my cats play with mice and birds they'd captured alive and brought into the house to play with in the middle of the night.

Once the prey loses it's entertainment value or the predator gets hungry enough, it will be eaten.

But then there are those extraordinary videos we've all seen where natural enemies become best friends ...
 
I think the lions just weren't hungry at that moment.


haha Sarah, you beat me to it.
 
They just woke up from their siesta and need some time to snap out of it.
 
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