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Advertisement Not to make any bones about it, you'd have to go a long way to find a better photo of a lion than this which could be straight out of a Hollywood film. In the incredible snap, a 500lb male lion stood proudly atop a hill of carcass bones as he surveyed the landscape with the golden-hued sun rising behind him. In another, a lioness and fellow male joined the bone hill king as they sniffed around the carcasses looking for any leftover scraps of meat. King of the hill: Photographer Simon Needham captured a 500lb male lion standing above a pile of bones as the sun rises

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Amazing images show 'singing' lions and gallivanting rhinos Take a good look at these pictures - because the photographer behind them is worried that the subjects might not be around for much longer. The stunning images of animals including lions, rhinos and tigers were snapped by Simon Needham, who said their very existence is under threat. Simon, who is originally from Leeds, UK, but now lives in Los Angeles, has taken most of these epic pictures in sanctuaries and reserves in Africa dedicated to protecting animals. © Provided by Daily Mail

Advertisement Take a good look at these pictures - because the photographer behind them is worried that the subjects might not be around for much longer. The stunning images of animals including lions, rhinos and tigers were snapped by Simon Needham, who said their very existence is under threat. Simon, who is originally from Leeds but now lives in Los Angeles, has taken most of these epic pictures in sanctuaries and reserves in Africa dedicated to protecting animals. Simon snapped this powerful image of a lion named Coda in Glen Garriff Conservation lion sanctuary in South Africa. He said: ...

Los Angeles-based photographer visited Glen Garriff Conservation in South African to photograph their beautiful white lions.