It's a scene that, to be honest, many of us might not ever imagine seeing in the wild, or even in a zoo setting: a lioness, or a group of them, taking down a male lion. We often picture the male as the dominant figure, the one with the grand mane, but as a matter of fact, recent happenings have really shifted that common picture for a lot of people. It turns out that, sometimes, the tables can completely turn in the animal kingdom, especially within a lion pride, and that's just a little bit of what we're talking about here.
News from different places, like some zoos and even a safari park, has really brought this rather surprising behavior into the light. You know, when zoo staff hear an unusual amount of roaring, or when visitors are watching something truly shocking unfold right in front of them, it makes you think about
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