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Baby Dressed Up As A Lion’s Cub Meets A Real Lion, And The Big Cat Is Confused
An awww-dorable video shows a toddler dressed up as a lion cub interacting with a big cat through the safety of a window. The scene was captured at Zoo Atlanta in the US. The toddler’s godfather Cami Fanning posted the video and it went viral. He writes: “My close friend and I took our 11 month old godson to Zoo Atlanta for a little god family outing… Our godson’s name is Aryeh, which means lion in Hebrew, so his mom packed his lion costume.”
“The lions were immediately interested in our little lion cub, and it wasn’t long before they couldn’t stand their curiosity any longer and came right up to the glass.” The godfather added: “Aryeh was completely unfazed and interacted with the lions for a few minutes… It was incredible! Definitely a great memory from our first little godfamily outing.”
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“My close friend and I took our 11 month old godson to Zoo Atlanta for a little god family outing…”
“Our godson’s name is Aryeh, which means lion in Hebrew, so his mom packed his lion costume”
The camera captured a toddler dressed as a lion cub interacting with the big cat
“The lions were immediately interested in our little lion cub, and… came right up to the glass”
“Aryeh was completely unfazed and interacted with the lions for a few minutes…”
Watch the moment captured in two videos:
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What do you think ?
MadameButterfly 8 years ago
Yes,as long as the human is amused,never mind the animal.
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Amanda Bryan 8 years ago
Adorable! But animals have feelings too! I hope there will be freedom for this lion along with other animals in zoos. There should be more sanctuaries. I hope hes happy in the meantime.
Jami Russell 8 years ago
The majority of animals in zoos can never survive in the wild. By wishing them "freedom" you're saying you want them to die. Zoos take in animals that are severely injured, were raised in captivity, or otherwise unable to fend for themselves.
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Jeffrey Thimister 8 years ago
Well, atleast this stopped the lion from pacing due to the stress from captivity.. /s
MadameButterfly 8 years ago
Yes,as long as the human is amused,never mind the animal.
Load More Replies... Amanda Bryan 8 years ago
Adorable! But animals have feelings too! I hope there will be freedom for this lion along with other animals in zoos. There should be more sanctuaries. I hope hes happy in the meantime.
Jami Russell 8 years ago
The majority of animals in zoos can never survive in the wild. By wishing them "freedom" you're saying you want them to die. Zoos take in animals that are severely injured, were raised in captivity, or otherwise unable to fend for themselves.
Load More Replies... Jeffrey Thimister 8 years ago
Well, atleast this stopped the lion from pacing due to the stress from captivity.. /s
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