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Cape Town Lens: Fuwa~a, Good Morning! : おはよう!

17 June 2019 by Alan

A Cape Town Lion’s Head tagged image from photographer – Dakiny as published on Flickr.

Fuwa~a, Good Morning! : おはよう!
Lion's Head
Image by Dakiny

To refer that it became close to noon, Asian Lions of Zoo, was still sleeping. One head of female lion got up in trouble so, I was yawning. Then she began to sleep again by changing the location. Zoo Lion’s lazy.


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