onepinksheep
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Source: Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DEKPiJbsD/
Jul 5, 2026 9:28 AM
onepinksheep
18363
601
5
Source: Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DEKPiJbsD/
BobJones786
Mooooom!
stabbermcshooty
Kajhiit is innocent!
petonious
" You know mommy could have left you with daddy" side wink.
gonzar09
"Ha! You losers gotta walk!"
copingcabana
"But Moooommm! I swear, I'm not lion!"
obesz
Momma's got enough of your shit, little whelp!
duffman3335
Would have to actively resist the urge to pet.
SuperfluousMeh
Is that a lot of cubs for one lioness?
onepinksheep
Lionesses practice co-parenting, so they're probably not all hers.
weidermeijer
“Mooooomm!”
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
Proud mama and also probably auntie
WhyWeDoThis
And generally parents favorite
TheDildoOfConsequences
Spot the one who's going to become a furry.
SirLurkAndSmirkAndSometimesSnark
Gd they are some beautiful kitties tho.
psmith00
somehow i never imagined lions having that many cubs at once.
onepinksheep
They typically don't. However, lion prides also practice co-parenting.
psmith00
very good. but isn't that some form of (insert scary thunder here) Socialism. :-)
phalanaster
Is this ai? I keep counting 6 then only 5. But I think they may just be blending in with one another and the background.
ALTEFFFOUR
There's also a ditch on the side of the road where they're walking, a cub disappeared into that for a few seconds.
onepinksheep
That's the lion cubs' natural camouflage at work. This is from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DEKPiJbsD/
phalanaster
Thank you!
sometimesarobot
That's a lot of lion kitties
VodkaReindeer
Yeah, why are there so many?
Greypuppy
Auntie babysitting while her sisters and cousins hunt? 1 or 2 of those might be hers and the rest and nieces/nephews.
Thorketil
This is a kindergarten. She is the educator.
RidleytheRed
AI slop. They keep morphing in and out of each other.
onepinksheep
So you find your eyes tricked by the lion cubs' natural camouflage, and your first thought is AI? You're cooked, broski. Too much AI on the brain. This is from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DEKPiJbsD/
frozenlake247
Exactly my thought about their natural camo doing its job!
firlefranz