Lioness and her cubs playing in the grass at a wildlife sanctuary.

Lioness and her cubs playing in the grass at a wildlife sanctuary.
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Wildlife sanctuaries provide a safe haven for animals such as lions, tigers, and bears. They offer a unique opportunity for families to learn about and appreciate these magnificent creatures. At the sanctuaries, children can witness the natural behavior of lions and their cubs, fostering a love and respect for wildlife.

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