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Lion pride at West Midlands Safari Park

 
 
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Lion pride at West Midlands Safari Park
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Whar a shame about that backdrop.
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its trying to stop them seeing the african herbivores in the opposite reserve
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its trying to stop them seeing the african herbivores in the opposite reserve
No it's not.

It's to stop them climbing over the fence to reach the animals in the next reserve.

You can clearly see mesh beneath the steel sheets which is not preventing the lions from looking at "the prey"
 

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