The tree climbing lions of Ishasha sector
These famous climbing lions of Ishasha Sector are found in fig trees in the remote southern part of Queen Elizabeth national park. These tree dwelling lions are important Eco-tourism draw of tourists in the country. Travellers flock to Queen Elisabeth in the Ishasha sector to have an encounter with these famous residents alongside other wildlife species. They are seen as they lazily rest and waiting for their prey the topi, Uganda kob, cape buffalo which graze ishasha’s beautiful acacia studded savanna. These makes them unique and uncommon to see these lions climb trees and therefore makes Queen Elizabeth national park one of the best destinations for a Uganda safari. One of the reasons why lions climb up in the tree branches is maybe to escape pestering insect bites and to escape from the heat on the ground to enjoy the cool breeze.
These lions are smaller in size compared to those found in Serengeti national park and Lake Manyara in southern Tanzania. One other notable thing about the lions at Ishasha – the manes of the males are black. Come and enjoy the unique Uganda safari wilderness with terrain safaris and discover authentic Uganda!
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