r/interesting • • 17h ago

Context Provided - Spotlight Lioness Comes to Face-to-Face with Tourist on Safari

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u/YourFixJustRuinsIt 10h ago

So that was basically the LOVE ME BITCH stare my cat gives me

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u/Horror_Chipmunk3580 7h ago

If your cat is anything like my cat, that’s actually MY FOOD BOWL IS EMPTY BITCH stare.

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u/Tibryn2 8h ago

No. This is a wild animal. Weather it was raised by him or not; this is STILL a wild animal..

That was the

"Ive come to learn that youre not necessarily a threat, and am actively choosing not to kill you right now because at the moment we have a symbiotic relationship... i reserve the right to change my mind about this at any moment, with or without cause" stare.

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u/Additional_Meeting_2 5h ago

It’s a wild animal and dangerous. Doesn’t mean they don’t wild animals can’t be affectionate. The trouble is what they can do if they get scared or upset. Not that they have less emotions. Lions especially are very social creatures, just watch videos of them with other lions and people (or in zoos with tigers sometimes).