Anyone who watched the new remake of "The Lion King" with Donald Glover and Beyonce, couldn't stand the cuteness of baby Simba. Now, the Dallas zoo announced on their facebook page that Bahati, a female lion at their zoo, was actually used as a model for it in the remake of the Disney classic. "When Bahati was just a month old, we provided Disney with video of her movements for their animation team to use for motion and behavior reference when designing Simba in The Lion King," the zoo shared on Facebook. Those who have seen the technically stunning and wildly successful remake might recognize the Dallas Zoo lion, Bahati, who isn't so little anymore. While most of the footage the zoo sent to Disney shows Bahati as a month-old cub, the formerly tiny lion is now a fully-grown, two-and-a-half-year-old lioness.
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Thank you, Wildlife Aid! After they received a call about a young fox cub stuck in what they call a 'light well', which was a hole that was created to bring some light into a basement, the rescuer, Simon, managed to rescue the angry little fox. After the quick rescue, the fox quickly scampered back to its mother.
That sweet sound will definitely make up your day
The unnamed cub, born back in December, is finally on view to the public at the Tierpark zoo in Berlin, Germany and we couldn't ask for more on this Sunday morning. Even though some of the the texts are in German, we're sure you will enjoy the adorable photos and videos.
Aashe's rescue was carried out by Tigers in America. This organisation rescues tigers from horrible situations like this.
Big cats might live in the wild, but when it comes to it, they are just like all the other cats!
We can totally understand how the panda feels, cuz we don't understand a single word she's saying...hahaha
The adorable brown bear cub can't stop getting distracted from hunting for dinner, by the seagulls who are doing the exact same overheard. These photos were taken in Kurlie Lake, Kamchatka Island in Russia by Rosh Kumar.
