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On the prowl, the Marsh Pride of Kenya
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A member of a pride of lions known as the Marsh Pride in Kenya’s Masai Mara . The pride was made famous by BBC’s natural history serial, Big Cat Diary. (EPA)
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Two adult lionesses of the pride. Every year, between July and October, thousands of wildebeest migrate northwards from Tanzania's Serengeti. (EPA)
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An adult and a cub stalking for their prey in the Masai reserve. Many migrating wildebeest fall prey to the Big 5 of the Masai region. (EPA)
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A lioness focuses on a group of Burchill's zebra in the distance from the top of an earth mound late in the afternoon in the reserve. (EPA)
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Two members of the Marsh Pride walk past a safari vehicle late in the afternoon in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. (EPA)
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The Serengeti migration is known as one of the seven natural wonders of the world, making it a major draw for and tourists from around the globe. (EPA)
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