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Sneaky lions in Zambia are moving across areas thought uninhabitable for them

  • Written by Caitlin J. Curry, Phd Student in absentia of Veterinary Pathobiology, Texas A&M University
Where has this Zambian lion been?Paula White, CC BY-ND

Zambia, a country in southeast Africa, has approximately 1,200 lions, one of the largest lion populations on the continent. More than 40% of the U-shaped country is protected land, with over 120,000 square miles of national parks, sanctuaries and game management areas for lions to roam.

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