A lion that's attacking local domestic animals is sedated and relocated, but not before its deadly claws and teeth are examined.
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Lion Feeding Frenzy: Moving a Male
A lion that's attacking local domestic animals is sedated and relocated, but not before its deadly claws and teeth are examined.
Added: Nov 17, 2008
Views: 19228 Views
Runtime: 03:00
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