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Wednesday, 3 December 2014

Photos: Pack of lions take on angry crocodile in vicious battle over prey

It was a battle of claw versus jaw, but the king of the jungle reigned supreme in his battle against a crocodile.  
The two killing-machines fought over feeding rights at a Kenyan river in Samburu, Africa after the crocodile tried to take the lion's lunch - a dead elephant.
The lion was among a pride that was about to eat the elephant when the crocodile crawled up and tried to take a bite. The lions then began to drive the beast away by clawing and biting at the armoured reptile's legs. #MORE pics below...

Jaws versus claws: The lion and the crocodile square-off at a Kenyan river in Samburu, Africa, after the reptile tries to take the big cat's lunchThe lion and the crocodile square-off at a Kenyan river in Samburu, Africa, after the reptile tries to take the big cat's lunch
Paws for thought: The lion lifts one of its paws and prepares to strike the crocodile which lunges forward baring its teeth 
Paws for thought: The lion lifts one of its paws and prepares to strike the crocodile which lunges forward baring its teeth 
Dine in, but not takeaway: The lions guard the dead elephant and appear to be looking towards the water cautious of the crocodiles intentions 
Dine in, but not takeaway: The lions guard the dead elephant and appear to be looking towards the water cautious of the crocodiles intentions 
Lowest of the low: The crocodile slides along on its belly as a young lion hovers on the waters edge, keen to deter it from lunging futher
Lowest of the low: The crocodile slides along on its belly as a young lion hovers on the waters edge, keen to deter it from lunging futher
Fancy a pedicure? The lion nips at the reptiles claws as it thrashes about in pain, trying to edge back into the safety of the water
Fancy a pedicure? The lion nips at the reptiles claws as it thrashes about in pain, trying to edge back into the safety of the water
Two on one: An adult lion and a young cub leap at the crocodile whose open mouth looks big enough to swallow them whole 
Two on one: An adult lion and a young cub leap at the crocodile whose open mouth looks big enough to swallow them whole 
Back you go: A lion bites the soft underside of the reptile, left, as another stands on its back and attempts to push it away 
Back you go: A lion bites the soft underside of the reptile, left, as another stands on its back and attempts to push it away 
On your tail: The crocodile seems to acknowledge defeat as three lions straddle its rear quarters and force it back into the water 
On your tail: The crocodile seems to acknowledge defeat as three lions straddle its rear quarters and force it back into the water 

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