Beautiful lionesses with 8 pups are captured by a wildlife photographer

Imagine shooting pictures of your family! Is there not ever a problem? You will be in a complete muddle, especially if you have eight kids.

But take a look at these organically aligned, flawless photographs. These breathtaking images were taken in Tanzania’s Serengeti Loliondo Conservation of a pride of three female lionesses and their eight pups.

The magnificent lions reside in the park. It covers an area of about 12,000 square miles. Serengeti is a Maasai word that means “endless plains” in English.

Barbara Fleming managed to control the camera so that she could take these priceless photographs, with all eight cubs looking right into the lens.

The number of lions worldwide has decreased by 70% since the 1960s.

#1 Everybody is captured in the frame!

© Barbara Fleming / Barcroft Medi

#2 Be patient! I will arrive!

© Barbara Fleming / Barcroft Medi

#3 Kids, act quickly!

© Barbara Fleming / Barcroft Medi

#4 Let me take a little break.

© Barbara Fleming / Barcroft Medi

#5 The Maasai language gives the name Serengeti, which translates to “Endless Plains.”

© Barbara Fleming / Barcroft Medi

#6 I’ll turn aside and snap a random picture.

© Barbara Fleming / Barcroft Medi

#7 Two enormous yawns!

© Barbara Fleming / Barcroft Medi

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