Lioness gets very rude wake-up call when lion bites her on the rear in Maasai Mara in Kenya

Why you should always let a lady lie-in! Lioness gets very rude wake-up call when lion bites her on the rear (and she is NOT happy about it)

  • Male crept up behind sleeping lioness in the Maasai Mara in Kenya before chomping down on her bottom
  • The female sprung up immediately, flipped onto her feet and began attacking male with her sharp claws
  • Shortly after the scuffle, the two lions went back to the pride and cuddled, as if to make up with each other

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This lioness got a rude wake-up call when a conniving male lion crept up on her and bit her on the bottom as she slept.

The female was catching 40 winks in the Maasai Mara in Kenya when one of the males in her pride started stalking her, using all of his focus to stay silent and go unnoticed.

The plotting male got within touching distance of the sleeping lioness before chomping down on her rear and startling her. The fast-thinking female sprung up instantly and started ferociously swiping at him with her razor-sharp claws. 

Safari guide Joshua Loonkushu, who captured it on film, revealed in his eight years of guiding he’d never seen anything like it. The 32-year-old said: ‘I couldn’t imagine that the male lion was going to behave like this! He got up and kept on creeping towards the lioness, almost stalking.

‘He was taking all effort to keep as silent as possible. I told my guests that we are up to something quite interesting here. As he got to the lioness, he bit her! It took the lioness exactly two split seconds to go from fast asleep to be in defense mode and ready to attack.

‘In my 8 years of guiding, this was the first sighting of its kind! I’ve never seen something like this. Soon after this scuffle, the rest of the pride joined the two, hugging them as if they were asking what was the matter.’ 

The male lion takes a bite out of the sleeping lioness in the Maasai Mara in Kenya after creeping up behind her 

She immediately springs to her feet, spins and starts attacking the lion - who is also from her pride

She immediately springs to her feet, spins and starts attacking the lion – who is also from her pride

The lioness quickly turns defence to attack and puts the male on the back foot by scratching his face with her sharp claws

The lioness quickly turns defence to attack and puts the male on the back foot by scratching his face with her sharp claws

The plotting lion creeps up without making a sound to play the prank. Safari guide Joshua Loonkushu, who captured it on film, revealed in his eight years of guiding he'd never seen anything like it

The plotting lion creeps up without making a sound to play the prank. Safari guide Joshua Loonkushu, who captured it on film, revealed in his eight years of guiding he’d never seen anything like it

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