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(Image credit: Cecil and his lioness.)
(Image credit: The last morning that Brent ever saw Cecil.)
(Image credit: All that separates this lioness from a hunting area is the railway line on her right.)
(Image credit: Jericho and Cecil)
(Image credit: A lioness moves her four-week-old cub to its new home.)
(Image credit: Brothers Bush and Bhubezi had just stolen a lioness from Cecil. They had yet to work out to whom she belonged.)
(Image credit: Bush was a large territorial lion who had just caught a buffalo calf and was refusing to let his brother, Bhubezi, share. Bush was eventually shot just weeks before Cecil.)
(Image credit: A young lioness grooms her niece before heading out for the night.)
(Image credit: A lion starts down a trail to follow the rest of the pride.)
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