Maasai Mara zebra escapes lion ambush A pride of lions awaits a convenient meal as the striped animal leisurely crosses a river before it makes an amazing U-turn in the national reserve in Kenya February 24, 2014 by David Strege Maasai Mara zebra escapes lion ambush; photo is a screen shot Along with its extraordinary population of lions, leopards, and cheetahs, the Maasai Mara National Reserve in southwest Kenya is known for the Great Migration of zebra, wildebeest, and Thomson's gazelle to and from the Serengeti each year. But one zebra recently found itself on a lonely journey as it leisurely crossed a wide river, not knowing what was awaiting its arrival on the other side. Watch what happens when the zebra finds out a welcoming party was anything but friendly: The 100100Channel told GrindTV in an email that the video entitled "Zebra came to the wrong neighborhood" came from one of its company agents during a safari in The Mara but offered little other details, not that many more are needed. The zebra was taking its time crossing the river. The camera pans back to reveal four lions hiding in the brush and another over-eager lion sneaking up close to the river behind a berm. The over-eager lion exposed its position too soon, sending the zebra on a hasty retreat back across the river from whence it came. The zebra was actually lucky on two counts: It was lucky to avoid five hungry lions, and lucky that no crocodiles were nearby. Lone zebra's narrow escape from lion ambush The striped beast takes a leisurely stroll across a Kenyan river when it runs into an unfriendly welcoming party. Maasai Mara zebra escapes lion ambush Zebra Came To The Wrong Neighborhood Zebra River Crossing Gone wrong Maasai Mara zebra escapes lion ambush Zebra Came To The Wrong Neighborhood Zebra River Crossing Gone wrong Maasai Mara zebra escapes lion ambush Zebra Came To The Wrong Neighborhood Zebra River Crossing Gone wrong Maasai Mara zebra escapes lion ambush Zebra Came To The Wrong Neighborhood Zebra River Crossing Gone wrong

• published: 25 Feb 2014
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