Two small lion cubs were rescued in the South African bush after their mother died from a snake bite. Against the odds they survived after being found starving but the challenge of how to rear these cubs without human interference was a big one. South Africa's policy is non rearing of wild animals in captivity however it was decided to hold them in a secure place and allow them to grow up as wild. The story of the success of these two cubs shows that it's important to interfere sometimes to help wild animals and what better proof is there to know that both these females have grown up to have cubs of their own after being paired with two rescued males that now form a successful wild pride.
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