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The adorable lion cub brought out his father's softer side, as the pair embraced in a touching hug for a real life Lion King moment. Sabine Bernert, 53, from Paris, was documenting wildlife in Kenya, when she captured the heartwarming sequence. The photographer's images show a father gazing around his territory in the plains before his cubs sneak into the long grass, pretending to attack him.
A baby lion on the plains of Kenya has an adorable interaction with his father as the pair share a touching embrace that mirror a famous scene from the Disney classic movie The Lion King
The young lion was pictured in the Masai Mara in Kenya playing with his father as the cubs jumped from the long grass and playfully wrestled with him
Photographer Sabine Bernert, who snapped the pair for a children's book, said: 'The lion pretended he hadn't seen the cubs until the last second. Then they started to play joyfully'
The dad and the young cub playfully wrestled with each other on the Kenyan plains as the majestic lion gazed out across the plains of the Masai Mara
Sabine Bernert added: 'I especially love the moment when the male lion is hugging the cub softly. The contrast between his brute strength and his gentleness, the huge size of his paw very softly holding the little cub' RELATED ARTICLES
The photographer said: 'I was amazed by the way this huge lion was playing so gently with the cubs.. They really looked like they were enjoying themselves and have fun. With the delicate light of the sunrise, it was a pure moment of grace'
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