Seaview Game and Lion Park, Port Elizabeth South Africa
These monkeys were encountered on the way to the Seaview Game and Lion Park. They were running across the road and hiding out in the adjacent trees.
These monkeys were encountered on the way to the Seaview Game and Lion Park. They were running across the road and hiding out in the adjacent trees.
These monkeys were encountered on the way to the Seaview Game and Lion Park. They were running across the road and hiding out in the adjacent trees.
Two Bonteboks
Two Bonteboks
Various small animals roam the grounds including several Mountain Reedbuck.
Juvenile female lion.
The White Lions
13 white lions have been successfully bred in the park since 2003 and they can all be seen at the Park. The aim of the Park’s continued breeding program is to create a larger gene pool, from which to breed healthy white lions and to conserve this rare species.
The White Lions
13 white lions have been successfully bred in the park since 2003 and they can all be seen at the Park. The aim of the Park’s continued breeding program is to create a larger gene pool, from which to breed healthy white lions and to conserve this rare species.
The area of the park where the adult lions and tigers roam
Adult Male Lion
Adult Male Lion
Adult Male Lion
Adult Female Lion
Adult Male Lion
Adult Female Lion
Adult Female Lion
Adult Female Lion
Various animals graze near the lions and tigers. A future meal?
Water shower in the cabin area of the preserve.
The beautiful Indian Ocean can be seen in the distance from the higher locales of the park.
The main office contains a small cafe and gift shop. Out the back is this boardwalk which encircles a number of animals who are being rehabilitated from various injuries or are simply small and orphaned.
Three juvenile lions relax in the shade.
Juvenile lion
Three juvenile lions relax in the shade.
Three juvenile lions relax in the shade.
Three juvenile lions relax in the shade.
