This is real motherhood!

These pictures say a lot about motherhood, sometimes, animals know more about love than humans do:

1. An injured fox got caught: It wasn’t clear how the helpless fox was injured, but he was unable to move much when the hungry lioness approached him.

2. The lion family came along: Other family members came along and probably wondered how much meat it had on its bones…

3. Curious young cubs: Naturally, the three young cubs were very curious about the little fox, and crowded around to see what was going on.

4. Motherhood : When the Cubs were about to enjoy the dinner time, the mother crawled protectively around the fox seen from the picture.

5. Intrigued : The lion couple stared at the fox when it was squealing in pain.

6. Quiet time : As time passed by, the lion family and the fox stayed peacefully together, and nobody was eating the fox or even threatening it.

7. Losing interest : The daddy lion seemed to want to leave the fox to the mother and the cubs.

8. Typical male : The male lion walked off for some time but came back to be with the mother lion.

9. Over-Protective : When the male lion roared at the fox, the mother lion did something unbelievable…

10. Got angry : The mother lion protected the fox intensely and swiped at the male lion with her paw.

11. They are eating

A few moments later, the photographer heard the sound of eating something, so he thought maybe that's the end of the fox.

12. Other food

After getting a closer view, the photographer saw that the fox is still safe, and the lions are eating food brought by other lions.

13. Recovery

Just like a miracle, the fox seemed to recover from his wound and eventually was able to stand on its back legs.

14. Not safe yet

Not recorded by the camera, but the photographer saw that when two hungry jackals came near the fox, he fended them off with his battle cries and escaped safely.

15. Still alive

According to Dyer, the little fox was still alive and was spotted recuperating in a patch of grass.

16. An Amazing Story

This partly explains why we should never call people “animals” because the loving nature they have is hardly found in some “people”.

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