Biggest Lion Pride Blocking the Road in the Kruger Park

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We found this Mega pride, one of the biggest lion pride in the Kruger Park on the H1-3 south of Satara rest camp.With over 15 lions blocking the road it was a proper lion roadblock. They sat in the road for a while before lion by lion made their way into the bush. towards the end of the video you can see some the lions trying to climb a tree.This is one of the largest lion pride we have seen.

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