This is a lion:
Click the picture for a larger version of the photograph. Photo by Greg Laden.
And here are selected blog posts about lions and related beasts:
- Amboseli Lions May Go Extinct
- The Evolution of Cats: Sabertooth vs. Regular
- Tarangire Lions
- The Lion That Ate the Earthwatcher
- Biker and Greg get Eaten by Lions
- The Lion, The Tent, and the Anthropologist
- The Evolutionary Dynamics of the Lion Panthera leo Revealed by Host and Viral Population Genomics
- The Science of Lion Prides
- Lions being all liony
- Where the lion sleeps tonight
- On the Ownership of Large Dangerous Wild Animals
- http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2011/11/a_field_guide_to_all_of_the_ca.php
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I'll never forget my first lion.
A colleague and I had just arrived in the Semliki Valley, in the Congo, to a part of that valley then known as the most predator-rich region of Africa, with loads of lions and heaps of hyenas. Lots of leopards too. We arrived at the main base camp for a large…
Greg did you ever eat lion?
Not yet.