Lions aren’t natural tree climbers like leopards — their large size and heavy build make it tricky. However, in certain parts of Africa, like Uganda and Tanzania, some lions have adapted to life above ground, climbing trees to escape the heat, avoid insects, or simply rest. Spotting two full-bellied male lions lounging in a tree is an incredibly rare and special sight. Since males are bulkier and less agile than females, seeing them perched high up is both surprising and unforgettable. Video cre

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