THIS lion was flipped five metres into the air by a buffalo in the
Kruger National Park, South Africa. The buffalo bull was conducting a
daring rescue mission in a bid to save his friend from certain death.
Two young lions had been silently stalking the buffalo for about 45
minutes when one finally made its move. But the predator was so focused
on bringing down his prey that it left itself open to a surprise attack.
The astonishing images were captured by Ian Matheson, 52, during an
early morning game drive with his son Oliver, 16, and two of Oliver's
friends in the Mjejane Reserve on the border of the Kruger Park.
Amazingly all of the animals walked away from the encounter with no
major injuries, except perhaps some bruised egos on the lion's part.
THIS lion was flipped five metres into the air by a buffalo in the
Kruger National Park, South Africa. The buffalo bull was conducting a
daring rescue mission in a bid to save his friend from certain death.
Two young lions had been silently stalking the buffalo for about 45
minutes when one finally made its move. But the predator was so focused
on bringing down his prey that it left itself open to a surprise attack.
The astonishing images were captured by Ian Matheson, 52, during an
early morning game drive with his son Oliver, 16, and two of Oliver's
friends in the Mjejane Reserve on the border of the Kruger Park.
Amazingly all of the animals walked away from the encounter with no
major injuries, except perhaps some bruised egos on the lion's part.
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