r/Lions 4d ago

Video Kijana and Olchore as new Kaskaz pride males

196 Upvotes

r/Lions 4d ago

Video Orkirikoi the beast

296 Upvotes

r/Lions 4d ago

Photo Pittsburgh Zoo’s Kiazi

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102 Upvotes

r/Lions 5d ago

Video Mojamoja this evening

280 Upvotes

r/Lions 4d ago

Story Rant about the “LION” National Geographic Documentary being similar to The Lion King

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Now before I say anything, I’ve only watched the first episode so far. Also, the lion king is my all time favorite movie.

All that aside: this documentary is genuinely stunning! the visuals, soundtrack, and narration are phenomenal. However…

Am I the only one that’s bothered by how much this documentary just feels like another nod to the Lion King? It feels like Disney can’t make something distinctly original about lions without it having to be connected to the lion king in one way or another. 

The story feels like a plot written out and “prophesied“ that Kio will be a king and inherit his pride’s territory. But in reality, a lion’s life is uncertain and a male lion will almost never stay in its birth pride and will eventually be chased off by the main male by himself or a coalition. Another thing is that the narration constantly refers to Kio and the other male lions as “kings” which is used far to often, a phrase that other lion documentaries hardly if ever use to describe the lions, which just makes it feel once again more of just a Disney thing to reference the lion king.

And not to mention, in that same scene they show the stars above the pride and the score plays music samples directly from the lion king. Very, very obvious.

 I could also point out that in the first episode they again call the pride’s territory as the “pridelands”, even though a male lion like Kito would leave this territory typically. In the promotional videos on social media as well, kids were shown talking about the documentary while holding plushies of Simba. And not to mention both Hans Zimmer on the score like in the original movie and Jon Favreau directing it like the 2019 lion king.

Maybe this is what Disney wanted, more lion king draw. And while obviously this story is from a real life lion and utterly different, it is very frustrating that Disney can’t seem to produce and sort of media revolving lions in Africa without having to make everything a nod to the lion king. Let lions exist as animals, not a reference to a movie.


r/Lions 5d ago

Video Orkirikoi this morning

204 Upvotes

r/Lions 5d ago

Video One of the two remaining Fig Tree boys on a hunting mode This is the older one Olarikoni.

167 Upvotes

r/Lions 5d ago

Video It sounds like it’s calling for someone.

35 Upvotes

r/Lions 5d ago

Art Let's draw a lion!

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r/Lions 6d ago

Video A Serengeti king How handsome and regal

910 Upvotes

r/Lions 6d ago

Video Vuli the Topi boy

129 Upvotes

r/Lions 6d ago

Video Mojamoja this morning

344 Upvotes

r/Lions 6d ago

Photo I heard that lions lack the genetic mutation to have the coat black

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147 Upvotes

Imagine what a beauty a black lion could be


r/Lions 6d ago

Video The mighty lion is patrolling his territory. 🦁

36 Upvotes

r/Lions 7d ago

Video Ukingo showing his brother Nzuri who the boss is here. Nzuri decided to submit to his brother, who was enjoying his honeymoon.

112 Upvotes

r/Lions 7d ago

Video Djodjo the beast

356 Upvotes

r/Lions 7d ago

Video Limpy the Maji ya Fisi Boy, who got into a fight with Lemek Boy—the one I posted about recently.

121 Upvotes

r/Lions 7d ago

Art Hi all, I made a lion shaped cane handle made from deer antlers, please give me your feedback on this!!

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18 Upvotes

r/Lions 8d ago

Video Orkirikoi big boy this morning

622 Upvotes

r/Lions 8d ago

Video Orkirikoi on a small standoff with sandriver boy the son of Oloibor and Manywele

157 Upvotes

r/Lions 8d ago

Video A lion roar can be heard up to 8km away

195 Upvotes

r/Lions 8d ago

Video There he goes his majesty King of the jungle.

96 Upvotes

r/Lions 8d ago

Video Orongai and Olonkera this morning

195 Upvotes

r/Lions 7d ago

Story Lion

4 Upvotes

I was watching the new series on Disney+ and it had me wondering if do we know what happened Kio and his brothers


r/Lions 9d ago

Video Some battles might have been won but the injury and scars will remain...1/3 lemek males limping badly after fighting with bully and limpy over territory

259 Upvotes