African wildlife expert Rob the Ranger showcases a lion pride feasting on a gnu as part of Maasai Mara’s circle of life.

In the vast, unforgiving theatre of the wild, strength alone doesn’t crown a king. Neither does speed. Not even sheer size.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium’s lion pride is growing. The zoo has welcomed Hondo, an 8-year-old male African lion from the Idaho Falls Zoo, as a companion for lionesses Abanda and Scarlett.

Zoo Atlanta's African lion complex reopened earlier this month after an extensive six-month, $3-million renovation project. The project added around 1,500 square feet of space through which the ...

The gold-leaf lion atop this one reflects the influence of European heraldry. The gold triangular ... Boston through March 26, 2006, "West African Gold: Akan Regalia from the Glassell Collection ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – When you journey through Africa at Fort Wayne Zoo this year, you’ll find one of the newest faces at the zoo: African lion Kiume {cue-MAY}. He’s only been on exhibit ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The Fort Wayne Zoo will open for its 60th season with a new African lion. Kiume (pronounced Cue-MAY) is a 13-year-old male from John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids, ...

The Asiatic lions are smaller than the African lion and also possess a clear belly fold that differentiates them from the others. They once lived in both the Middle East and India but now share ...

A recent study finds that African lion populations are declining as their herbivore prey are as well, prompting a need to protect these prey species to reverse the trend. Preventing prey depletion ...

This African lion is growing up and showing off his roar transformation. Pilipili is almost 3 years old and the oldest member of the bachelor pride at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. His little ...

A 20-year-old female African lion died on New Year’s Eve at an Attleboro zoo. Nyalla, who was born in November 2004, resided at Capron Park Zoo, where she “passed naturally” with staff ...

A 17-year-old African lion died at the St. Louis zoo. Photo by the St. Louis Zoo An African lion’s “impressive roar and magnificent mane” was a staple of the St. Louis Zoo for years.