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Lion blindsided by crocodile in river escapes

Lions might be the kings of the
jungle, but crocodiles rule the river.
At least most of the time. That
wasn’t the case in a video shared by
Kruger Sightings the other day. It
shows a young lion crossing a river
and getting blindsided by a
crocodile.
A woman in the background can be
heard saying, “Oh my God; oh my
God,” just before the inevitable. But
it has a happy ending:
A happy ending for the lion, that is.
The crocodile’s next meal would
have to wait.
The footage was captured by a
tourist while standing on the H10
bridge near the Lower Sabie River in
the Kruger National Park in South
Africa.
“All we can say is, lions should
always look both [ways] before
crossing the river,” Kruger Sightings
said on Facebook

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  1. Unknown26 November 2014 at 13:36

    Lions might be the kings of the
    jungle, but crocodiles rule the river.

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